La caída del cielo: Rituales para sanar el mundo at LFBK San Salvador

There was an exhibition called 'La caída del cielo: Rituales para sanar el mundo' at LFBK Espacios de Creación in San Salvador, running until July 4, 2026. It was inspired by the Yanomami legend about the sky's fall and featured the works of ten artists from El Salvador and Guatemala, including Salvador Cúmez and Marié-Noëlle Fontan. The show highlighted rituals that connect humans with the non-human world, drawing from Amazonian traditions like the chontaduro dance. It included various performances, installations, and ceramics, along with insights from an agronomist about territory and care. The exhibition also encouraged a new perspective on nature, aligning with Bruno Latour's ideas about the sky's fall as a geopolitical matter, referencing the book by Davi Kopenawa and Bruce Albert.