Now in Chile, ReSources takes the participatory methodology practiced in the previous project in Nepal as a foundation and formalizes it as a remote and in-person workshop, both theoretical and experiential, developed with the special collaboration of Gustavo Zamorano. With workshop participants ranging in age from 20 to 70, and from diverse professions such as students, entrepreneurs, artists, architects, and psychologists, both Chilean and international, we tried to achieve the necessary versatility to bring diverse points of view.

We worked on the ideas of sustainability and creativity, again, as well as the problem of commercial waste such as the wooden fruit and vegetable crates typical in markets. The sculptural installation was presented as a way to address the limits of the useful and the useless, and what is the role that artistic reuse should play.