5.00 – 7.00pm, Void Art Centre
In this public talk, Daniel Godínez Nivón will share his artistic practice and the methodologies that shape it, including collective dreaming, botanical processes and Indigenous epistemologies. Rooted in the ethics of tequio, a form of communal work, his practice explores the relationship between dreaming and the natural world, asking how the dreams of humans and other beings can illuminate environmental crises and spark collective imagination.
Daniel is currently developing a new commission in partnership with ATLAS Arts and VOID. The talk will offer insight into how dreaming, land and time converge in his work, and how artistic practice can become a gesture of listening and reconnection with place.
This workshop is free and open to all.
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Artist Biography
Daniel Godínez Nivón (Mexico City, 1985) is a visual artist, educator and independent researcher based in Amsterdam. His practice is grounded in tequio—a form of collective work rooted in Indigenous communities, especially in Oaxaca, Mexico—shaping a practice that merges social participation, pedagogy, and collective knowledge-making. Godínez Nivón investigates the ties between dreaming and the natural world, asking how the dreams of humans and other beings can illuminate environmental crises and spark collective imagination.