Mariana Liberali
Mariana Liberali is a Brazilian visual artist, educator, and facilitator of creative processes. She lives in Italy and, for many years, has shaped her path between Europe and Latin America—particularly Guatemala, a territory that has profoundly influenced her journey and where she has formed meaningful bonds with women, communities, and Maya cultural knowledge.
Her research emerges from the encounter between art, the feminine, memory, body, and territory. She understands artistic creation as a tool for self-discovery: a way of accessing what we carry within us, recognising our stories, and creating images for experiences we cannot always translate into words.
Through ADEA, she develops a space for artistic research and facilitation in which collage, symbols, and the creation of personal cartographies become instruments of inquiry. Her work includes Cartographies of the Feminine, as well as studies, practices, and creative processes exploring ancestry, cycles, identity, and memory.
Within Sembrando el Corazón, she accompanies and facilitates processes with women, working as a cultural mediator and creating bridges between different forms of knowledge and different territories.
Art enters this path as a possibility for listening and inner reflection: creating as a way to look within, recognise what inhabits us, and discover new ways of being in the world.
The Facilitators
of Sembrando
Valeria Guzzi
Sembrando el Corazón
Valeria has lived in Brazil since 2018, a land she is deeply passionate about and where she found direction for her path through simplicity — “less is more.”
There, she experienced the most transformative journey of her life, connecting with remote places, Indigenous communities, and territories where nature and culture intertwine in harmony.
Today, she promotes responsible, authentic, community-based tourism — travel that transforms those who embark upon it, gives voice to the ancestral knowledge of communities, and deepens awareness of the planet’s resources. Through her work, she accompanies people in building a regenerative future rooted in the relationship between human beings, culture, and nature.
Val is a nomadic woman, cycle traveller, body and voice artist, ecofeminist researcher, neuroscientist, and cultural agitator.
She creatively accompanies processes of reconnection with the body — between people and territories — as a way of restoring our bond with life in this time of social, ecological, and spiritual crisis.
Working across social, cultural, and artistic fields, she shares embodied practices as tools for individual and collective transformation and healing, guided by the conviction that true learning takes place through the body.
Val Battiston
Sembrando Body-Teritory
Roberta Abud
Woman, mother, architect, specialist in Jungian psychology, and therapist, Roberta has transformed her own life journey into a path of learning and remembrance.
Her research is rooted in the cosmology, symbols and rituals of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas, the amplification of dreams, and the integration of complementary dualities—creating a dialogue between analytical psychology and ancestral wisdom.
The wound of belonging led her to this path. Her process of integration began when she embraced responsibility for, and committed herself to, the way she chooses to walk through life: recognising herself and becoming who she truly is.
Today, she places the wisdom cultivated along this journey at the service of others, accompanying processes of conscious growth, rites of passage, spiritual journeys, and the unfolding of the feminine.