Who We Are
We are proud Quechua descendant women who are united in challenging structural racism and patriarchy to shape a future that embraces our ancestral heritage and dissent. We lead processes of learning, experimentation, research, and collaborative creation in the visual, sound, and audiovisual arts. We also prioritize care and collective regeneration in our vocation. Through cultural leadership, we amplify narratives and creations that honor the dignity of our struggles.
Our work is based in Ayacucho, Huancavelica, and Huancayo, in the Andean region of Peru. We have been pioneering innovative experiences of anti-colonial and transfeminist art in collaboration with various artistic networks across Peru and Latin America. Our goal is to ignite profound transformations, foster networks of affection, creativity, and collective action, and promote the autonomy and liberation of women and sexual diversities. Our Andean perspective is at the core of our work, weaving the memory of our ancestors and emphasizing a deep reflection of a life network where all beings can lead dignified and happy existences.
Supported by
