Cesare Battelli is an Italian artist and architect. He is mainly dedicated to research and experimentation in the field of visionary art and architecture, as well as to the realisation of architectural projects at different scales. He has taught, held various workshops and served as a jury member at numerous universities such as the Politecnico di Milano, Ie, Etsam, Esne, Nebrija, Iuav, AA,  Guc, Alba, Uba, Vanvitelli University, etc. and curator of international competitions. He graduated from the Iuav in Venice with an architectural project developed in Moscow and holds a master’s degree in architecture from the Hochschule für Bildende Künste, Städelschule in Frankfurt under the guidance of Enric Miralles and Peter Cook. He has travelled and worked in several European countries (Venice, Moscow, Barcelona, Frankfurt, Madrid). He has written articles for various architecture magazines such as A.E., Novalis, Utopica, Urban Signs, Metalocus etc. and has lectured at many European universities. In 1998, he co-founded the ‘Einander Group’ and later the ‘Meta-morphic Group’ until 2001, when he embarked on a solo career by founding his own research platform Visionary-Architecture, maintaining some collaborative relationships with EMBT, of which he was a collaborator in the Nearly Ninety project for Merce Cunningham, curator of the 4 cuartos exhibition and several publications. His projects, collaborations and writings since the early nineties have been published in the following magazines: El Croquis, Architectural Monographs (AD), DiseñoInterior, Frame, Space and Architecture, Architecture Chronicle and History and various digital magazines or architecture blogs such as Icarch, ArchitectMagazine, TheConversation, Urban Signs and Metalocus. He is currently a researcher at the UAH University in Alcalá, Madrid.