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Lima, Peru. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Arts, specialising in Performing Arts, and she is a scholarship recipient in the Master’s in Performing Practices and Visual Culture at the University of Alcalá, in collaboration with the Reina Sofía Museum, La Casa Encendida and Matadero Madrid.

A multidisciplinary artist, Lili works at the intersection of stage, visual and audiovisual creation, specialising in performance art–live arts. Her research focuses on the relationship between her body [which serves as her primary research material] and themes such as gender, identity, resistance and memory, exploring the boundaries between the public, private and intimate spheres.

In recent years, her work has developed in the fields of installation-action, site-specific practice, long-duration actions and open spaces. Her projects have been presented at festivals and art events and through personal invitations in Lima and other regions, as well as in various countries across Latin America and Europe. Escribir nuestro nombre y seguir is her debut film

A Peruvian filmmaker who studied Philosophy at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru and Audiovisual Production in Madrid. His filmmaking is rooted in personal inquiries into society, with a particular focus on the creative use of archival footage. His documentary short films La calma and I Can Only Show You the Color premiered worldwide in the Berlinale Shorts Official Competition (2011 and 2014). His films have been screened at festivals such as Karlovy Vary, Visions du Réel, Mar del Plata and Jeonju. His collaborative short film El polvo ya no nubla nuestros ojos / After the Dust won the Best Film Award at the Punto de Vista Festival (Pamplona) and the Special Jury Prize at FICValdivia, among other accolades. His most recent work, Recuerdos para el que por mí pregunte, won the Silver Biznaga for Best Documentary Short Film at the 2025 Málaga Film Festival. He was selected for Berlinale Talents (2015), was invited as a Fellow to the Flaherty Seminar (2024) and has taken part in artist residencies such as at Condeduque Centre for Contemporary Culture (Madrid, 2021–2022).