Facundo Gregorio Gaitan Hairabedian

Sociocultural anthropologist, educator, and researcher with extensive experience in cultural narratives, ethnography, and connections with indigenous communities and their relationship with the natural environment. Passionate about creating stories that link identity, memory, and nature, I have traveled to over 40 countries in search of genuine experiences off the beaten path, with a special connection to Argentine Patagonia and working with indigenous communities in the Puna region. My work and life are guided by exploring stories that connect people with their environment and culture, using analog photography as a tool for ethnographic documentation and artistic expression. My training and career have allowed me to develop a deep perspective on traditions, rituals, and the symbolic relationship between humans and their environment from a respectful and celebratory viewpoint of diversity.

• With the Eyes of the State I and II, 2023, Articles, El Salto Diario, Exploring narratives on resistance and cultural legibility.
• Art as an Expression of Human Rights Education, 2017, Presentation, X International Seminar on Memory Policies
• Review of 'The Armenian Genocide Legacy', 2018, Publication, Revista Rey Desnudo