+ THE ARTIST +
++ About Ximena +
+ ++ Ximena Xaguar is a multidisciplinary visionary artist, healer and cultural + producer based in Zürich, Switzerland, with deep roots in Bolivia. Her + work weaves ancestral memory with contemporary expression across painting, + ceremony, immersive gatherings and community art. +
++ With over fifteen years of practice guiding Temazcal ceremonies, crystal + healing sessions and transformative group experiences, Ximena creates spaces + where art becomes a lived experience — a bridge between inner worlds + and shared reality. +
++ Her paintings emerge from cycles of transformation, shadow work, intuitive + vision and ancestral cosmovision. Each artwork is a portal — an ally + for contemplation, energetic coherence and spiritual insight. +
++ BIOGRAPHY +
++ The Path +
+ ++ Born in La Paz, Bolivia, Ximena grew up immersed in the rich cultural + tapestry of the Andes — a world where art, ceremony and daily life + are inseparable. This early foundation shaped her understanding of art as + something alive, relational and deeply connected to land and community. +
++ She studied Fine Arts and later expanded her practice through years of + apprenticeship in ancestral healing traditions across Bolivia and Peru. + The Temazcal (sweatlodge) became a central pillar of her ceremonial work, + which she has guided for over fifteen years. +
++ Moving to Switzerland, Ximena founded Re Evolution Art — a cultural + platform bridging South American ancestral wisdom with European contemporary + art. Through events like Visionary Art Week Zürich, TRIBAL Nights and + PULSAR, she creates spaces where artists, musicians, ritualists and seekers + converge. +
++ Her artistic practice spans large-scale canvas painting, murals, live + performance and collaborative installation. Each work draws on symbolic + language, universal cosmovision and the transformative power of colour + and form. +
++ Today, Ximena continues to paint, guide ceremonies and produce cultural + events from her base in Zürich, while maintaining deep connections + to her Bolivian roots and the broader network of visionary artists and + healers worldwide. +
++ PRACTICE +
++ Art as Ritual +
+ ++ For Ximena, every painting is a ceremony. The studio becomes a ritual + space — candles, incense, music and intention set the container + for creation. The painting process mirrors the inner journey: death + and rebirth, shadow and light, dissolution and integration. +
++ Her works are not decorative objects but living presences — portals + that continue to work on the viewer long after the first encounter. + Collectors and participants consistently describe a felt sense of + connection, activation and deep recognition when engaging with her art. +
++ THE PROCESS +
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