Ochre of the Worlds

Screening of Ochre of the worlds, a contemplative gaze toward the Amazonian landscape, where river, forest and light unfold in slow duration. Human presence emerges intermittently, through voice, gesture and word, coexisting with other forms of life.

Images reveal animals as fleeting presences, unfolding a world that exists beyond direct human perception. The film proposes a space where voice, landscape and living beings intertwine, inviting a perception that moves between observation and listening.
Duration: 25 minutes.

Light refreshments complimentary of ArtsIceland.

After the screening, there will be a Q&A with the filmmaker, moderated by artistic researcher Eduardo Abrantes and theologian and dancer Laura Hellsten

About the artist:
Robertho Paredes-Coral is an artist-researcher based in Madre de Dios, in the Peruvian Amazon. His practice combines photography, moving image, and visual storytelling to explore Amazonian cosmologies, Indigenous sovereignty, and ecological transformations. Rooted in long-term relationships with local communities, his work engages with memory, myths, and environmental change from within the territory. He holds a Master’s degree in Folkloristics and Applied Heritage Studies from the University of Tartu, and a Master’s in Photography and Documentary Narratives from Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid.