TRAY TRAY KO heißt »Was­ser­fall«, ein hei­li­ger Ort der Mapu­che. Die Vide­oper­for­mance han­delt vom Kör­per in der Wei­te der Natur – und von Shum­pall, einer Was­ser­gott­heit jen­seits binä­rer Geschlechterkategorien.

Seba Cal­fu­queo, born in 1991 in Sant­ia­go, Chi­le, is a mul­ti­di­sci­pli­na­ry artist who­se prac­ti­ce com­bi­nes video, pho­to­gra­phy, and per­for­mance. Through their Mapu­che heri­ta­ge, they offer a cri­ti­cal reflec­tion on the cul­tu­ral and poli­ti­cal dyna­mics sha­ping Indi­ge­nous iden­ti­ty within con­tem­po­ra­ry Chi­lean and Latin Ame­ri­can socie­ties. Their prac­ti­ce decon­s­tructs the anthro­po­cen­tric view of the land­scape, ques­tio­ning envi­ron­men­tal rights through a First Nati­ons per­spec­ti­ve. A mem­ber of the Mapu­che coll­ec­ti­ve Ran­gi­ñ­tu­lew­fü, Cal­fu­queo has par­ti­ci­pa­ted in the Venice Bien­na­le (2024), the Whit­ney Bien­ni­al (2024), and the 34th São Pau­lo Bien­ni­al (2021).

Regie: Seba Calfuqueo

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