An evolving immersive installation and performance weaving Chiloé mythology and ocean pollution through a traditional Mapuche loom, video, sound and Butoh-inspired movement.

An evolving immersive installation and performance inspired by the ancient Araucaria forests of southern Chile, exploring ecological wounds, embodied memory and resilience through textile, projection, light and movement.

An interactive game-ritual installation inviting the visitor to rediscover childhood through movement, sound, light and sacred geometry.

An immersive video-mapping installation exploring water as a source of life, ritual purification and a fundamental human right.

An interactive installation and performance confronting the unstable boundary between observing and being observed through a monumental eye, live video, computer vision and embodied movement.

An immersive video installation transforming forest remains, projected light, Mapudungun voice and scent into a ritual reflection on desertification, ecological loss and the severed relationship between humanity and the living earth.

A video installation confronting state violence, visual trauma and collective memory through the image of the human eye and the enduring voice of Mapudungun.

A Butoh-inspired performance series exploring the coexistence of life and death through sculptural costumes, stilts, pyrotechnics, light and shadow.

A monumental performance in which the body becomes a golden sculptural presence, exploring faith and the shifting boundary between good and evil.

A poetic light performance invoking the memory of the Selk’nam people of Tierra del Fuego through suspended bodies, translucent sculptural forms and an atmosphere of fragile ancestral presence.

A site-responsive performance transforming a cold concrete environment associated with fear into a playful space of tenderness, movement and care.

A performance exploring the coexistence of light and darkness, sensory perception and the limits of human knowledge.