Visibles is a work that, from the visual arts, proposes an individual and collective tracing of identity, giving visibility to a fabric that was hidden by official history.

The events of the past dwell in us; they are part of the body and of the territory. They are replayed in patterns that make up a single script and are present on different planes and dimensions, material and subtle.

This search encompasses different approaches, making them visible and uniting them. It calls on academia and includes emerging groups that move along barely visible edges, making room for and integrating the different parts that make us whole.
“I have always seen the presence of Indigenous people in faces I passed on the street, but what I had been told was that Uruguay was the only country in America that had no Indians. They had killed them all. The last of them had been taken to France, and no one knew what had become of them. Paradoxically, my great-grandmother, whom I knew, was the daughter of a Guaraní Indigenous woman and a Frenchman.” – Rosana Greciet