Explores the biological, ecological, and sensory dimensions of the coca plant as a living being. This line investigates its textures, aromas, medicinal and nutritional properties, and historical uses as food, medicine, and creative medium.

Critically examines the colonial and imperial legacies that have shaped the criminalization of coca and those who cultivate it. It exposes the social, economic, and environmental harms of prohibition, while opening pathways toward political repair and epistemic justice.

Engages with the symbolic, spiritual, and linguistic worlds woven around coca. This line recovers ancestral knowledge systems, cosmologies, and ceremonial practices that connect the plant to territory, language, and memory—recognizing coca as a co-creator of meaning and a guardian of possible worlds.