We explore how our regions can share knowledge, creativity, and ways of imagining plural futures.

Exhibition to question the United Nations’ decision in 1961 when it mistakenly classified the coca leaf as a narcotic.

Oral history and zine series project highlighting the stories of indigenous Mixtec women, sharing their connection to plants, migration, and resistance.

Curatorial research project that brings together transdisciplinary artists, Indigenous authorities, and scholars, who resignify coca as a plant of power, medicine, and food.

Research residency space for collaborative learning and experimentation around plant-human relationships and artistic practices based on sacred plants.

A design fiction project showing a future where intergenerational learning is an integral part of New York’s educational system in 2053.

Through participatory workshops, the creation of physical artifacts, and embodied role play, this research project critically engages with alternative visions of the future through the lens of degrowth.

An experimental bilingual podcast exploring a relationship between two siblings and their childhood memories in a small town in the Colombian Andes.

Illustrated songbook exploring climate-induced migration and its relationship with walking, species movement, and xenophobia.

Podcast: An exploration of different pathways for a broken global food system.