Curatorship:
John Ángel Rodríguez @greycubeprojects

Artists

Alicia de la Torre @aliciadelatorreartista
Andrés Londoño @kunstomerservice
Boris Pérez @boris_instalador
Federico Ovalles @ovallesar
Felipe Castelblanco @felipecastel
Karen Aune

This project gathers artists from distinct backgrounds whose practices converge on a critical exploration of colonial legacies and their impact on knowledge and memory. Through diverse visual languages, the works challenge dominant historical narratives, creating space for alternative interpretations of the past.  The central theme is the revaluation of Amazonian and Andean territories as living knowledge sources—not merely geographically, but as symbolic, political, and epistemic spaces. The project bridges artistic research and academic inquiry to activate decolonial readings of ancestral history.  The display is designed as a relational space where works build a path guiding the viewer through material, sensory, and conceptual registers. This layout fosters an immersive encounter between bodies, territories, and memories.  Each artist brings a unique perspective, forming an ecosystem of thought where resistance, symbolic recovery, and situated knowledge meet. Rather than offering a closed narrative, the project provides an open field to question, unlearn, and reimagine our history and identity.