Tomasz Dudek is an architect, researcher and cartographer. Educated in Poland, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.

He works through architecture, cartography, photography, field work and writing. His interest lies in practicing theory and how it can open up new forms of spatial practices.

Ongoing long term research includes Learning from Ecosophies of Bali, a transdisciplinary study of indigenous irrigation system on social, mental and environmental level, supported by Stimuliering Fonds NL. And, Contaminated Ecologies: Situated Cartographies for Agential Materialisms — it is an original methodology developed together with Theodor Reinhardt as part of Nature-Culture Collective as their ongoing inquiry into how to map ecologically.

He holds BSc (with honors) from TU Eindhoven and MSc from TU Delft and exchange programme in UNI Mendrisio. He gained professional experience at the offices of Benthem Crouwel Architects, Christ & Gantenbein, and the studio of Marcin Kwietowicz, working on prestigious cultural and infrastructural projects. He has taught at TU Delft, Università Iuav di Venezia and He collaborates with La Biennale di Venezia as educational mediator and researcher.

His projects have been featured in the exhibitions Modi Operandi, MAPS. New Cartographies, New Narratives, and IASS Form and Force and Dutch Design Week. He received first prizes in competitions for the Trudo Challenge, Show Me Your Europe Arts, and Gdynia Modernism through the Lens, Brno Main Railway Station as a part of Benthem Crouwel.