Regeneration Strategies
«Regeneration Strategies» is a multidisciplinary project developing utopian regeneration strategies in regions where ecosystem biodiversity has been affected by human interference.
The cycle of intensity
«The Cycle of Intensity» documents the Altiplano indigenous communities’ struggle for cultural survival, framing their ancestral heritage against the systematic destruction of corporate mining.
The cycle of intensity
«The Cycle of Intensity» explores ancestral resistance in the southern Altiplano, tracking how the communities of Jujuy defend their sacred salt flats from global corporate exploitation.
Carachi Pampa
«Carachi Pampa» explores the existential relationship between humanity and the cosmos, framing human presence within the crystalline skies and ancient volcanic fields of the Catamarca highlands.
Exodus of the forgotten
«Exodus of the Forgotten» tracks a mountain rescue team in the Patagonian ice fields, documenting the rapid recession of glaciers and the political urgency to protect these endangered ecosystems.
Dead Forest
«Dead Forest» investigates the ecological disaster of the Balbina Dam in the Amazon, documenting the flooding of ancestral forests and the forced displacement of the Waimiri-Atroari tribes.
The Shipwreck of Mankind
«The Shipwreck of Mankind» explores Uyuni’s shifting paradigm, tracking the Aymara community as their traditional salt-based economy and architecture face the global rush for lithium.
Beyond the End
«Beyond the End» features members of the Inuit community adrift on the Arctic sea, confronting human vulnerability against disappearing glaciers in an urgent allegory of modern civilization.
The Fall of a System
«The fall of a system» captures a dreamlike, apocalyptic journey through the extreme isolation of the North Sea, tracking solitary figures and raw nature amid the dense mists of Kingston upon Hull.
An Act of Intensity
«An act of intensity» marks the conceptual foundation of «The Cycle of Intensity.» Set in Jujuy’s salt flats, this 1998 work bridges individual research and the collective actions of Ar Detroy.