2025
The workshops were developed through an open call organized with Papaya Kuir, which brought together a fixed group of 12 queer and trans immigrants and asylum seekers. Over a number of 10 co-creation workshops, we produced multiple outcomes, including this myth.
The myth narrates the cosmopolitics and story of Q-loXXX, a place where all earthly species—extinct, endangered, and present—exist in a state of continuous mutation. This transformative place is threatened by static and contaminated external forces. In response, the inhabitants of Q-loXXX enact a cannibal sacrifice to restore the land’s cyclical and ever-changing nature.
https://www.papayakuir.com/
This work has been shown in:
West, Contemporary Art Center, Den Haag (2025) as part of the show Life on Earth, Art and Ecofeminism curated by Catherine Taft.
Credits:
This work was made with the support of the Fonds Voor Cultuurparticipatie (2024-2025).
Images by:
Silvia Arenas
Natalia (Nika) Sorzano