The quechua speaking Inga people of Colombia living in the ecologically rich zone between the Amazonian lowlands and the Andes, invited me to co-create of their most ambitious project, an Indigenous University. The aim is to create an institution for research and higher learning toward life-sustaining ecological cohabitation in the Andean-Amazonian region.

The Maghreb Connection is a collaborative art and visual research project on the North African migratory space culminating in a series of exhibitions and publications. A special focus is placed on Sub-Saharan transit migration-now the dominant and undoubtedly the most highly mediatized form of movement in the region-which has turned the Maghreb into a transit zone.