Amanda Piña is a Chilean-Mexican-Austrian artist living between Vienna and Mexico City. Of mixed ancestry, she has Spanish, Mapuche and Lebanese (Syrian-Palestinian) roots. Her work embodies the political and social power of movement, grounded in indigenous forms of knowledge and world-making/maintaining practices. Piña is a multifaceted artist working through choreographic and dance research, creating and curating educational frameworks, writing and editing publications around what she refers to as “endangered human movement practices”.