by Vani | Aug 31, 2020 | Vist Projects, Visualities
Toponymy is the set of territory names. The Nomad Collective, born a decade ago in Costa Rica and expanded to various latitudes, thus named their work in the province of Limón, where they toured different cities, countries and even continents without leaving the Route...
by Vani | Aug 10, 2020 | Vist Projects, Visualities
In 1996, the State of Ecuador ceded indigenous territories of the Sarayaku people to an oil company. Due to demands and resistance, the community delayed the entry of the companies for several years. In 2002 the companies entered the territory with the custody of the...
by Vani | Aug 3, 2020 | Vist Projects, Visualities
History says that a group of enslaved people were brought to Ecuador to do forced labor on the Jesuit plantations. It was the 16th century and a wave of yellow fever had killed a large part of the conquered indigenous population that worked in them. Colonizers wanted...
by Vani | Jul 27, 2020 | Vist Projects, Visualities
When his father was killed, Andrés Cardona was three and a half years old. His mother took him to the military headquarters to claim the body. When she was killed, Andrés had already turned four. Where she is buried is still a mystery. Andrés is part of a...
by Vani | Jul 27, 2020 | Vist Projects, Visualities
July 2020. Latin America is the focus of the Covid-19 pandemic. Several countries in the region have some of the highest infection rates per capita in the world. The humanitarian and economic prospects are shocking: in a report, the UN warned that in addition to...
by Vani | Jul 18, 2020 | Vist Projects, Visualities
In 2000, Carlos Villalón was a Chilean photographer living in New York. “We like your portfolio, what do you want to do?” They asked him on Getty Images when he showed his work. Carlos did not suspect that his answer was going to immerse him in...