Co(hu)bitar

The project explores the tension between nature reserves and humans, satirically addressing the concept of territorial cohabitation and questioning the limits of such cohabitation. It raises questions about the reciprocal encroachment between the natural

The specific context of this project is that of the Villa wetlands, located in the city of Lima. These ecosystems of great ecological value are threatened by urban expansion and the advance of civilization, leading to a progressive loss of their original size. This situation inspired the idea of ​​generating images that represent the insertion of urban elements within the wetlands, thus seeking to provoke reflection on the limits of cohabitation between nature and humanity.

This artistic proposal transcends the merely aesthetic to become a conceptual exploration of the complex interactions between humans and their natural environment. Furthermore, it invites us to question the dominant paradigms of development and progress, proposing a critical look at the environmental impacts of human activity and the need to find a more respectful balance with natural ecosystems.