Besɨro Yes is an artistic project that condenses the research carried out between 2018 and 2019 in San Javier, the first Jesuit mission in Bolivia, addressing the Chiquitana language, currently in danger of extinction, in the context of the pre-Columbian ritual of the Yarituses (declared cultural and cultural heritage). immaterial) and transformation throughout history influenced by transculturation.

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It is a collaborative work that seeks through painting, video, audio documentary and augmented reality to immerse ourselves in the ancestral knowledge of the indigenous cultures that inhabited the Chiquitania (transition zone between the Chaco and the Amazon) to better understand the dynamics of culture. and the invisible dominations that take place throughout history up to the present.

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Besɨro Yes is a sensory experience that invites you to reflect on today's society and cultural globalization that has shaped the way of doing, thinking, and interacting. It is an invitation to look inward to ask ourselves where we come from and where we are going to look at modernity with identity.

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Rabeca Cultural, Campinas SP, Brazil (2021)

Art Gallery Hotel Los Tajibos, Santa Cruz, Bolivia (2021)

German Busch Museum, San Javier, Bolivia (Permanent)