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The worst of all
The desert has [not] dried out our tounges
Transductions
Indigenistas tampoco
If a river
Subsuelo II: Seismic Skins
Reded Scapes & On Spellbounds
Terror in motion
Malignant creatures workshop
Subsuelo
The revolution of the objects
Sin permiso de ustdes
Chance
Placer, costumbre y obligación
¿Hay algún rondero?
Step on a tail 
The days and the hours
Lima landscapes 
If a hundred flowers bloom
El poder de la vulva
Objects of protest
Wachuma
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Samuel’s articles
Ruins
Untitled
cholos v.s cholos
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The desert has [not] dried out our tongues
collective reading session, 2025


Participants reading during the session Participants reading during the session group of three texts over sheepskin Animated poster design by Gery Vargas from her animation piece ' Antes del tremor' Participants reading during the session

“The desert has [not] dried out our tongues.”


On Friday, October 24, Peruvian–North American artist Gery Vargas and I activated ‘Antes del tremor’, a textile and digital animation piece by Gery, through a session of dispersed readings that invited collective reflection on mestizaje, migration, and desire.

Drawing from the voices and writings of authors such as Gloria Anzaldúa, José María Arguedas, Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui, Luis F. Reyes Escate, and Marisol de la Cadena, among others, the session brought together participants in a collective reading experience to explore how different versions of mestizaje can be woven from our present—even in its most indifferent economic expression.
CHRIS LUZA   -   PERÚ.  -   2025