(1987*) Hauxita was born and raised in Germany by parents of Central- and Northern Asian descent. She has been based in Perú and Spain since 2013.  

Expressing herself as an artist, curator and filmmaker, Hauxita considers herself a student of Mother Earth. She advocates for the protection of the Amazon Rainforest.

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Hauxita currently works on her first documentary film about Amazonian tree Shiwahuaco. While doing so, she shares her knowledge as health consultant, with a focus on traditional Amazonian diets. 

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She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film Studies and History of Art (Freie University, Berlin). Hauxita also studied Cultural Anthropology (Humboldt University, Berlin) and Curatorial Procedures (Node Center, Berlin). She has been a professional to the contemporary art and gallery scene, documentary/cinema film production, music industry as well as academic research in Berlin, Germany. Since 2021 she is a graduate student of Visual and Media Anthropology (HMKW, Berlin).

 

In 2013 Hauxita first travelled to the Amazon Rainforest of Perú for personal reasons of healing, where she initiated a long-term relationship with Percy Garcia Lozano, healer (curandero) from the Cocama People. Under his guidance, she has been studying the tradition of dieting plants as well as trees in the isolation of the jungle.

Since 2017 Hauxita has been visiting indigenous communities of the Brazilian Amazon, living with them and learning about their way of life. Along the way, she has been consulting a variety of healers and healing approaches from different indigenous communities rooted in Amazonian knowledge. Among them are the following indigenous groups: Ashaninka, Kaxinawa, Matsés, Noke Koi, Nukini, Puyanawa, Shanenawa, Shipibo-Konibo.

 

Hauxita is a multilingual traveler and a practitioner of Muay Thai.