Collective

A network of artists, researchers, and knowledge holders united by shared commitment to transformation through collective practice.

Collective Authorship

Like fermentation itself, our work emerges from the interaction of diverse elements. We reject the myth of individual genius in favor of collective intelligence, understanding that the most profound transformations happen through collaboration across difference.

Each project is authored collectively, with credit shared among all contributors. We work to model the regenerative relationships we seek to cultivate in the world.

Core Team

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Francesca

Founder & Artist-Researcher

Interdisciplinary artist exploring fermentation as process and metaphor for transformation

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Erich

Co-founder & Strategic Development

Strategic development and foundation partnerships for sustainable growth

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Keila Herrera

Researcher & Community Liaison

Community engagement and research collaboration specialist

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Gonzalo Cortez

Creative & Technical Development

Creative direction and technical implementation specialist

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Flurfi

Design & Visual Arts

Visual design and artistic direction specialist

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Extended Network

Beyond our core group, this project exists within a broader network of collaborators, advisors, and community partners who contribute their expertise, perspectives, and support to our ongoing work.

This includes indigenous communities, scientific institutions, arts organizations, environmental activists, and local food sovereignty groups around the world. Each project involves new configurations of collaboration, always with attention to power dynamics and equitable participation.

Collaborators & Partners

LEMA - Laboratorio de Ecología Microbiana Aplicada
CHild Collective
True Food Campaign
Additional partnerships coming soon

Join Our Network

We welcome collaborators who share our commitment to collective practice, environmental justice, and transformation through art and ecology.