Current Project


This section gathers the projects we are actively developing in the present moment. The communities we are walking alongside, the territories we are in dialogue with, and the creative processes unfolding through shared time, trust, and collaboration.

Our projects are rooted in collaboration, care, and shared creation.

From films and community-based storytelling to gatherings, and cultural exchanges, each project emerges from close relationships with the communities.


Together, we explore art as a tool for memory, resistance, and healing; building pathways toward ecosocial justice and imagining futures grounded in dignity, reciprocity, and collective wisdom.

First trailer of a film co-created with the Quilombola community

This project is not just a documentary, it is a shared heartbeat. Every frame of this film carries fingerprints of love, ancestry, and territory.

A co-creation with the children, leaders, elders of the Quilombola community of Santa Maria do Murateua, near Pará, Brazil, and the AYELE team. 


Quilombolas are Afro-Brazilian communities descended from enslaved Africans. They resisted colonial oppression by carving out free territories in the forest. They carry centuries of resilience, cultural memory, and guardianship of the land. Their culture pulses with rhythm, storytelling, capoeira, and the values of family and community, where every gesture, every dance, and every shared meal strengthens the bonds that hold them together.


This film grows in the sacred soil of their home. This territory is abundant and alive, and it is a profound honor to walk beside them, learning from their courage, their joy, and their unwavering connection to each other and the land.

We were welcomed as part of the family

Together, we are co-creating

We were welcomed as part of the family

Embraced by open arms and radiant smiles. From the moment our AYELE team arrived, we felt we are arriving home.

“From the first moment we arrived in Santa Maria do Murateua, we felt as if we had arrived home. A place where belonging is embraced with the whole body, and each one of us is part of each other’s story...

The children’s laughter, the elders’ wisdom, and the deep resilience in their eyes are indescribable.”

Children of the Quilombola community of Santa Maria do Murateua
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Previous Encounters: BRAZIL, Nov 2025

Inner Rivers - Event

20 Noviembre, 2025 - BRAZIL (COP30)

Inner Rivers - Event

A community journey where yoga, storytelling, and Amazonian wisdom come together to explore inner strength, collective care, and new paths for mental-health justice.

 Organized in collaboration with INexo Verde, Izartezen, and AYELE Proyects, this gathering weaves movement, breath, and lived experiences to highlight the importance of community mental health as a pillar of climate justice.

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Previous Encounters: ECUADOR, Oct 2025

Tejernos - Artist Residency

26 - 31 October, 2025 - ECUADOR

Tejernos - Artist Residency

An artistic residency and transdisciplinary gathering dedicated to connection, craft, and care, created in collaboration with the Tsáchila community in Ecuador. The program invites artists and participants to create “knots” of encounter between ancestral knowledge, contemporary practices, and community needs.

TEJER-NOS proposes creative, ecological, and community-rooted approaches that strengthen collective resilience.


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Visit our Multimedia Library

Documentaries - interviews - audiovisual Poetry


Through these narratives, we amplify stories that have long been silenced, honor the knowledge of past generations, and open pathways toward healing and transformation.

We invite you to co-create a lasting impact with us

If you have a proposal that seeks to generate collective, reciprocal, and sustainable impact, we invite you to collaborate with us.

We want to work with artists, reforesters, creators, collectives, and communities who wish to co-create meaningful processes. We are open to collaborating and building long-term relationships based on care, respect, and mutual learning.

Our gatherings focus on Indigenous rights, human rights, the rights of nature, and collective healing, weaving creativity, ancestral wisdom, and community action into projects that foster social, cultural, and ecological transformation.

Fill out the form, and together we can weave a world of solidarity