Take care of your ancestors, live the solitude, return to the mountain.

Ojancanu is the reflexive journey of the last great ojancano, a mythological character of Cantabrian folklore: a giant cyclops that inhabits the valleys.         

We have used this tale to reflect on the death of our lineage, our culture and our support networks. But above all to reflect on loneliness and our own identity when there is no one left to perceive us. Does this sisyphic work make sense when there is no one left? And when we are no longer here, who will take care of what we were, of maintaining our memory? Will it make sense to keep it at all?                         

This experience has been possible thanks to the BRIEFS project  and the funding of the Gold Extra collective.

                                                  
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