Imayna Caceres resonates to forms of living that sustain life, that question systems of accumulation, and aim for social justice.

Imayna Caceres is an artist, writer, researcher, who engages in their work, their experience with modes of being in the worlds they are related to in Peru and Austria, particularly growing up in urban areas of the desertic central coast, inheriting practices from the oriental tropical Andes, and daily interactions to beings and phenomena of the Nordbahnhofgelände in Vienna.

They are interested in the making of communities in more-than-human worlds and their work expands through collaboration with local ecosystems and in response to spiritual-political concerns.  

Their research focuses on border thinking, autohistoria-theory, collectively organized political actions of the Latin American diaspora in Vienna, the teachings of plants and neighbouring entities, and the arts and other vital practices as forms of producing knowledge that exceed scientific discourse. They resonate to forms of living that sustain life, that question systems of accumulation, and aim for social justice. 

Latest projects include: Vital knowledges (2023), The plant that is conscious in me (2022), Cosmic, Planetary, Communal (2022), Postcards for healers (2020), Underground Blossomings (2019). 

Caceres is MA. in Fine Arts and MA. in Art Theory and Cultural Studies from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, as well as a graduate of Sociology from the PUCP University of Peru and of Communications Sciences from the University of Lima. They are a recipient of the Doctoral Fellowship Programme of the Austrian Academy of Sciences for their ongoing PhD dissertation in philosophy. They are part of the feminist ecopolitical collective Antikolonialer Interventionen in Vienna.