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Cantagallo, where the jungle endures in the heart of Lima
By Mauro Fernández, with photos by Andrés Kishimoto In the heart of Lima, the Shipibo Konibo are rewriting their history and challenging the logic of a city that sees them but does not truly look at them. Cantagallo, where the jungle persists within the city, is a chronicle of how art, community, and memory become a form of resistance against a system that tends to homogenize diversity. The morning began
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Mauro Fernández
Sobre Mauro
Strategic designer and researcher in people-centered design, with experience in Latin America and Europe leading design teams in organizations in the financial, education, consumer goods and retail sectors. Holds a Master’s in Strategic Design from the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED, Spain) and is a Systems Engineer from the Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería (Peru). Mauro currently drives independent projects that interweave design, education and critical thinking, with the aim of promoting a more human, reflective and regenerative design practice.
