Ritual Inhabitual

Based in Paris, Tito González García (born in France in 1977) and Florencia Grisanti (born in Chile in 1983) founded this collective in 2013. Their projects reflect on the place of ritual in the contemporary world. Using scientific codes, they bring embodied anatomies, cultures and spiritual practices into the creative process. They create cultural narratives where forms of representation of nature emerge as language and territory for different human communities in the midst of environmental conflict. It is within these communities that RI seeks spaces of production based on encounter and collaboration. Their works have beeń acquired by the Fonds d'Art Contemporain de Seine-Saint- Denis, the Rothschild Foundation in Switzerland and private collections in South America. In 2021, they are finalists for the Luma Rencontres Dummy Book Award. Their exhibition "Forets Géométriques, luttes en territoire Mapuche" is present at the Rencontres photographiques d'Arles this year, became a book of the same name published by Actes Sud.