Pablo Amaringo

The Spirits of Mothers of the Plants

Genios del Reno

Auca Yachai (2003) This picture conveys the diverse knowledge that Amazonian people have of plants including both medicinal properties and their value as a food resource.

Source: http://www.thethird-eye.co.uk/a-shamans-visions-of-the-cosmos-by-pablo-amaringo/

Claudia Luthi

“Black and white photography captures the magic of theoretical thought, in that they transform the lineal discourse of theory in surfaces. There lies the particularity of its beauty, which is the beauty of the conceptual universe.” Vilem Flusser —Text that accompanies the artist's black and white series.

http://paseosfotograficos.wordpress.com/

Claudia Luthi is a photographer based in Lima, Peru.

Daniel Cortez – Decertor

http://www.flickr.com/photos/decearte/

https://www.instagram.com/decertor

Rodrigo La Hoz

Rodrigo La Hoz is a peruvian illustrator and painter. He painted in oil a collection of portraits that he later used as stickers. Follow his latest projects on Flickr / Blogger / Myspace.

Jorge Balarezo

http://favoriteshape.com/

Visual designer born in Lima, Perú and currently residing in New York City. He graduated in 2008 as a communication design major from Texas State University. "When I moved to New York I started Shape Design, a freelance creative endeavor that consistently joins forces with other small firms to direct, brand, style and design projects related to the booming arts, fashion, nightlife and stylepress industries in the city."

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David Galliquio

http://davidgalliquio.blogspot.com/

Gilda Mantilla

1, 3. Fauna, 2006
2, 4. Sismographer III, 2004

Visual artist who lives and works in Lima. Fauna forms part of "Dibujando B...", a research project by Gilda Mantilla and Raimond Chavez, around drawing, travel and latinamerican context. First phase, three week river trip from Peruvian Andes to the triple peruvian, colombian and brazilian border with notebooks and pencils. Second phase, studio work. "We like to draw; we think it underlies all we do as a knowledge and experience tool. Those connecting dots allow us to create an image of the world. Drawing may allow us to rethink it or imagine it in different ways."
http://www.bazarbambi.org/

AUB

Lost and Found, 2007 by Alessandra Pinasco.

AUB stands for Album del Universo Bakterial, an independent publishing house from Lima founded by Arturo Higa Taira. Interviewed by Outofregister.