About XHIVA

My work explores subtle realities through visionary expression, ritual and transformation.

Guided by intuitive perception and the lineage of masters and healers, I create layered paintings, based on Misch Technique, that invite reflection, emotional resonance and inner dialogue. Many collectors describe a sense that the work continues to evolve and vibrate with them — transforming over time.

Using oil, acrylic, watercolor and mixed techniques, I combine symbols with texture, movement and depth to create immersive visual experiences.

Influenced by Andean and Amazonian traditions, and trained in Fine Arts in Bolivia and Monaco under the mentorship of Ernst Fuchs as apprentice for two years in my twenties, my practice bridges inner perception and technical skill in an alchemical creative process.

At seventeen, two initiatory currents opened the path that still guides my life: deep diving into rituals and traditions, and the beginning of my formal Fine Arts studies.

Through this convergence, art and healing — two movements of the same river, revealing visions and alchemizing the inner processes.

This was the moment I committed to a lifelong journey uniting creativity, ritual, vision and deep inner work.

Parallel to my artistic development, I walked a ceremonial path. It was a path of learning how to listen — to enter into deep relationship with the elements, with silence, and with the unseen dimensions of life.

Before ever guiding a ceremonial space, I spent years tending the fire — developing an embodied understanding of each element, and learning patience, humility and the weight of holding ritual with care.

After years of preparation, I was initiated to guide temazcal ceremonies in 2009. Since then, I have held ceremony for hundreds of people in Peru, Bolivia and here in Switzerland since my arrival in 2016.

Through fire, heat, breath, song and silence, I learned the art of holding space for transformation with clarity and compassion.

Through carefully structured ceremonial frameworks, I facilitate spaces that prioritize psychological safety, cultural respect and post-experience integration. The emphasis is placed on accountability, grounding and responsible embodiment of insight.

Re Evolution Art was born from my lived journey between visionary art and ceremonial practice.

For over three decades, my work has explored art as a path of self-knowledge, discipline and responsibility. Parallel to formal artistic training, I walked a ceremonial path grounded in service — understanding that both art and ritual require structure, integrity and long-term commitment.

Navigating different countries and systems as a mother and independent artist revealed the need for alternative cultural structures — spaces where creators working with depth, symbolism and spiritual dimension are not marginalized.

Re Evolution Art emerged as that response: an intercultural platform dedicated to reclaiming art as a transformative force, building ethical bridges between traditions and legacies, fostering collaborative networks rooted in coherence and respect.