Anahi and the Coral Tree, 2019 Installation / Lucia Warck-Meister

Anahi narrates the legendary tale of a young Latin American indigenous woman who faced the brutality of conquistadors, only to find solace and transformation in the form of a Ceibo tree. Through their visual storytelling, the artist reimagines this ancestral narrative as a powerful symbol of resilience and the enduring bond between humanity and the environment.
 
Ultimately, the artwork serves as a catalyst for collaboration and acceptance, urging viewers to recognize the inherent strength and beauty that lies within diversity and unity. Through her reimagining of this timeless tale, she offers a vision of hope and transformation, inspiring individuals to work together towards a more equitable and sustainable society.
 
Lucia Warck-Meister is an Argentine artist whose works have been exhibited internationally and through her art, she investigates individual and collective memory, exploring how they build the foundation of our identities.