Rember Yahuarcani in conversation with Katerina Valdivia Bruch

For centuries, the Amazon has been viewed from the country's metropolis as territory, landscape, or resource. Today, contemporary art proposes a reversal of that perspective. What happens when the Amazon ceases to be an object of representation and becomes a form of knowledge? Artist Rember Yahuarcani, whose work intertwines the oral history of the Uitoto people with the language of contemporary art, will speak to the researcher Katerina Valdivia Bruch about the new way of imagining that are emerging from the forest. A conversation about how art can open up space for other ways of knowing and relating to the territory.