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Karla “Quiyahuātl” Arriola

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Autorretrato. #35mm #selfieonfilm @selfieonfilm by @quiyahuatl

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7 years ago

Gracias por permitirme colaborar en sus imaginarios, gracias por formar parte del mío 🐉✨
¡Que se vengan los nuevos proyectos! Armemos esas collabs 🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥
#directorsreel2023 by @quiyahuatl

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3 years ago

Editorial Music Clip - Demo reel 2022

¡Gracias a todes por confiar, y salud por todo lo que viene! ✨🙏🐝🌚🌒 by @quiyahuatl

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4 years ago

Oigan, que bonitos son los @venuslaowa nanomorph, y que preciosa es @alejandraherr3ra.

🎥: @sonycine taken in Nativitas, Xochimilco by @quiyahuatl

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𝙁𝙤𝙧 𝙒𝙝𝙤𝙢 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝘽𝙚𝙡𝙡 𝙏𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙨?
By Kyrylo Alferiev, Quiyahuātl and collaborators
🗓️ Thursday - 24 September 2026, 7pm - open doors
7:30 - performance
📍 Co-Making Matters (KARLA Garten - Haus der Statistik - Karl-Marx-Allee, Berlin)
Free entrance

For Whom the Bell Tolls? is a choreography film shot on 16mm, exploring exile, loss, and the search for a place that can be called home.

Following Hemingway’s philosophy that “no man is an island” and that every loss reverberates through the lives of others, the film approaches exile through the body. Choreography becomes a way of expressing what cannot always be articulated: the feeling of being displaced, searching for connection, and trying to find one’s place again.

The movement is accompanied by an original composition by a Mexican musician, rooted in the sounds of Mexican folk traditions used to carry sound across mountains. The music becomes another landscape of displacement, a voice travelling from somewhere else, looking for a new home.

The film is created by an international team of artists who themselves work across borders and different cultural contexts. Their collaboration becomes part of the film’s exploration of displacement, connection, and belonging. At Karla Garten at Haus der Statistik, the artists combine performance, cinema and dance.

Come to see the film on screen and experience its movement brought to life in the space.
Followed with a fire place and drinks in a cosy atmosphere

For Whom the Bell Tolls?
Direction: Kyrylo Alferiev @lirrik_alferiev
Performance: Harry Bruges, Kevin Saini @__kevm__, Andrea Carolina @andrws2_
Direction of Photography: Quiyahuātl @quiyahuatl and Federica Bauer @fredicici
Composition: Juan Pablo Villa @juanpablovillamusic
Edition: Lisa Mattern @lisa.mttrn and Quiyahuātl @quiyahuatl taken in Haus der Statistik by @quiyahuatl

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a month ago

Atardeció en el mar. Ilford HP5+ 400. taken in Ixtapa Zihuatanejo Gro. Mex. by @quiyahuatl

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4 months ago

Feliz día pa. Gracias por tanto. Te admiro, y agradezco tanto por el camino que nos has ido labrando. Gracias por ser ejemplo de lucha, resistencia y trabajo arduo para subir siempre hacia arriba. Atrás… ni para agarrar vuelo. by @quiyahuatl

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4 months ago

Sunglasses. Ilford HP5+ 400. by @quiyahuatl

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4 months ago

NO F*ING RUN — proceso visual 🎞️

Antes de llegar al lenguaje final del film, la imagen atravesó distintas atmósferas y emociones.

Fragmentos del proceso visual detrás de NO F*ING RUN.

ELMEDIOFILMS by @quiyahuatl

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8 months ago

Bañistas al atardecer.
Ultra Max 800, Kodak. by @quiyahuatl

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a year ago

Baño de sol.
Ultra Max 800, Kodak. by @quiyahuatl

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a year ago

Tiene vesículas llenas de gas para mantenerse a flote y promover la fotosíntesis.
Ultra Max 800, Kodak. by @quiyahuatl

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a year ago