Rodrigo Montani

After centuries of colonization, the dry forests of the Gran Chaco are devastated and on the verge of disappearing. As the Wichí people try to navigate a present marked by mechanized violence and exploitation, the birds of their territory have begun to sing with unusual intensity. Blending fantastical satire and ethnographic experiment, the birds speak to anyone willing to listen.

After centuries of colonization, the dry forests of the Gran Chaco are devastated and on the verge of disappearing. As the Wichí people try to navigate a present marked by mechanized violence and exploitation, the birds of their territory have begun to sing with unusual intensity. Blending fantastical satire and ethnographic experiment, the birds speak to anyone willing to listen.

After centuries of colonization, the dry forests of the Gran Chaco are devastated and on the verge of disappearing. As the Wichí people try to navigate a present marked by mechanized violence and exploitation, the birds of their territory have begun to sing with unusual intensity. Blending fantastical satire and ethnographic experiment, the birds speak to anyone willing to listen.

After centuries of colonization, the dry forests of the Gran Chaco are devastated and on the verge of disappearing. As the Wichí people try to navigate a present marked by mechanized violence and exploitation, the birds of their territory have begun to sing with unusual intensity. Blending fantastical satire and ethnographic experiment, the birds speak to anyone willing to listen.