Welcome! This is where I share my works and avenues to connect art, culture, ecological and regenerative practices

through listening, relating with the ground beneath our feet,

and reimagining our role within the ecosystems and communities we call home.

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How can art address issues such as nature, regeneration and climate justice? What can we learn from activist methods to create projects that bring actual change? This course focuses on expanding the potentials of ecologically engaged art practices.

Over five weeks, we learn from case studies and thinkers who offer innovative approaches to climate justice and to reimagine our relationship with nature. With the aim of moving beyond mere representation, we explore how to apply ecological principles to creative projects that inspire action.

Since the essence of ecology is relating, the course takes the form of an open dialogue where you can share your processes. Designed for artists, curators, activists, and researchers, this course provides you with a critical framework to ensure your work contributes meaningfully to the urgent conversations shaping our planet’s future.

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Tune in! To my TEJIENDO CORREDORES~WEAVING CORRIDORS PODCAST RIGHT HERE, on some podcast platforms, or on my SUBSTACK, where you can also pledge your support for the continuation of this podcast and other work I share there.

What if we become, create, grow a nature-culture corridor of solidarity and action beyond borders? What if we encourage ecological connectivity and resilience across ecosystems, from the local to the planetary, through gestures and practices of care for the Earth ~ all its beings ~ all its cycles.

SUELO Field Guide / Guía de campo available now in print

The SUELO Field Guide is your guidebook to the SUELO Methodology, born from a pilot multidisciplinary residency program with Estudio Nuboso, to reconnect with the places we inhabit through soil as sustenance, home, land, ecoystems and territory.

SUELO helps you design your own path of inquiry, tap into the natural and cultural value of a selected place, create networks of collaborative solidarity, and engage in regenerative practices for a better present and possible futures.

After five years of conceiving of SUELO as a methodology for anyone to practice in their selected location, I have published the SUELO Guía de campo and Field Guide (the English version) with Estudio Nuboso and the kind support of Fundación Marea Verde and Serpentine Gallery, UK. Get your copy in my Tiendita!