Piedra sagrada (holy stone) is located at the top of a mountain. Travellers lifting the stone seek for forgiveness for their sins, following an extremely hard-going ascent up the path amidst the forest. C-print mounted on D-Bond and framed in wood box, 80×110 cm

The construction process was sensitive to the archeological areas surrounding the pipeline. (Operations to recover archeological areas have been well planned and some valuable objects have been unearthed). C-print mounted on D-Bond and framed in wood box, 120×150cm

Shaman of the San Virgilio community with his horse.

View of the amazon forest. C-print mounted on D-Bond and framed in wood box, 120×150cm, Ed 2/5

Sikorsky CH-54 Tarhe is a twin-engine heavy –lift helicopter designed by Sikorsky Aircraft for the United States Army. The payload of this helicopter is 20.000 lb. (9,000 Kg), making it possible to transport all the materials necessary to build the pipeline.

The Antisana reserve is part of the Cordillera de los Guacamayos mountain chain. Towards El Oriente [the Oriente is a region of eastern Ecuador comprising the eastern slopes of the Ecuadorian Andes and the lowland areas of rainforest in the Amazon basin] and bordering the Antisana reserve is the Sumaco reserve. The Sumaco reserve has a volcano (the Sumaco) from which the Antisana reserve can be observed. Inside the reserve, the rich biodiversity created as a result of the climate is of great value. Triptych, C-print mounted on D-Bond and framed in wood box, 80×100cm each

Flow line of the pipeline crossing Ecuadorian Amazon Forest, between Villano A and B platforms. C-print mounted on D-Bond and framed in wood box, 120×150cm

Flow line, native worked inspecting the pipeline. C-print mounted on D-Bond and framed in wood box, 120×150cm

Paparawa, a family composed by the merge of the Quechan (bride) and Shuar (groom) communities. 120×150 cm

A stretch of the pipeline (km108) near the guacamayos mountain chain. It is the highest point of the pipeline at 2,440 a.s.l. Triptych, C-print mounted on D-Bond and framed in wood box, 80×100cm each

Atakapi, a family. 80×100 cm

Atakapi, a classroom. 80×100 cm

Atakapi, a classroom. 80×100 cm

Native family. 80×100 cm

Native community. 80×100 cm each

Mud shower, typical of native Amazon communities. Medicine properties are attributed to clays used by natives in these showers following the recommendation of the shaman. C-print mounted on D-Bond and framed in wood box, 120×150cm