Bolivia

For Walter Benjamin, the aura of the work of art was destined to disappear because of its reproducibility, first with photography, then with collage, and finally with cinema. So what makes a work of art not repeat itself and kill itself? Wara Wara Jawira (River of Stars) represents a part of the cosmos, not as a work of art, but as a reading that seeks to incorporate different transdisciplinary points of view instead of impressing with a single truth, to evoke the intimate sensations of comfort and Bolivian domesticity instead of wonder and wonder.