Inspired by the 1943 illustration "América Invertida" by Uruguayan artist Joaquín Torres García, this representation illustrates the migration relationships established between Abya Yala and Spain, from the colonization of Abya Yala to the current natural or political conflicts that have positioned Spain as the second country in the world with the largest Latin American population, especially from the Andean region. "Paisaje Migrante" serves as an introduction to Allyson Vila master's final project at the Universidad Europea de Madrid, "El cerrito. Infraestructura festivo-cultural andina en Madrid", in which she developed a temporary and festive architecture for the migrant and racialized population living in Madrid. The project was realised in collaboration with Juan Rol Oliver.
