14.06.2021
Miguel Imbaquingo, co-founder of Tawna Films, reflects on the colonial gaze that has left its mark on the memory of the Ecuadorian Amazonian peoples and on the little resemblance to their reality. He thus proposes using the seventh art for the region to produce their own cinema as one more way of self-determination.
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El “otro” es la mirada hegemónica de les realizadores hacia nosotres, desde sus puntos de vista de la representación de nuestros elementos simbólicos y sincretismos que han interpretado y presentado a occidente desde sus propios sistemas de representaciones.
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16.05.2022
Issue 22: Radiant
Gabriel Chaile
In the midst of a siesta Gabriel Chaile and Duen Sacchi talk about the histories of fragility, the genealogies of forms and the possibility of inventing new meanings that mobilize symbolic and material transformations, appealing to the political commitment of the artists.
09.05.2022
Issue 22: Radiant
Gisselle Girón
Curator Gisselle Girón opens her family archive and follows her grandmother’s dance steps to reflect on the desires that move us: belonging, enchantment and mourning make our bodies move, we dance to their rhythm.
02.05.2022
Issue 22: Radiant
Nancy Rojas
On the border, between the Great Outside and the Great Inside there are fissures that detonate fixed categories, Nancy Rojas addresses these liminal spaces within language from the transforming insurgency of trap.
25.04.2022
Issue 22: Radiant
Elian Chali
From the wounds that mark the body, artist Elian Chali shares a network of possibilities regarding political spaces and aesthetic agency that make the flesh’s vulnerability vibrate.
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