Ari identify herself as a weaver who honors her roots. Using art as a deep and effective form of therapy since her early childhood,
She is deeply interested from an anthropological view in the use of art as tools of groupal reunification-recognition.
Dances, songs and body painting as collective therapy its whats she's living and sharing.
Inspired by the magic and strength of the Afro dances of the venezuelan caribbean coasts, where she was born and grew up, dances that are part of the African cultural and spiritual heritage in the continent. Ari was traveling several years meeting tribes through the jungles of Latin America. Later jumping to the Middle Eastern desert and then arriving to Andalusia, searching-absorbing and sharing forms of transformation of pain. She dedicate her life to remind herself and remind us of the wisdom buried in our roots, which are a prayer for the individual and collective consciousness for our own well-being and, consequently, the well-being of our tribe.