About the Mamas of Nuncumaca

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For millennia, the Mamas—wisdom keepers of the Sierra Madre de Santa Marta—have lived in deep listening with the Earth. Their role is not to lead from authority, but to tend the balance between humanity and the living world.

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Nuncumaca, one of their sacred mountain sites, holds ancient codes of life—particularly those connected to pollinators and the continuity of creation. These lands are now at risk.

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This gathering is an invitation to stand in relationship with those who have never left that responsibility.

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Suzette Clough — Visual Medicine

 

Suzette Clough is an artist and visionary whose work bridges matter and memory. Through her Cosmogenesis Codex, she creates visual transmissions that carry ecological, ancestral, and cosmic intelligence.

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Her featured work, Eye of the Sun, emerges from a living dialogue with the Mamas and the land itself—encoding the unseen intelligence of pollinators and the sacred cycles of life.

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Gillian Goslinga

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Gillian Goslinga is a practitioner of earth-based wisdom and immersive journey work, guiding experiences that reconnect participants with the intelligence of the natural world.

Her work with the pollinators invites a direct, felt sense of relationship—beyond concept—into the living systems that sustain life.

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Uqualla

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Uqualla is a ceremonial leader, spiritual advisor, and wisdom keeper whose presence carries a deep lineage of prayer, song, and connection to the Earth.

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Through ceremony, he creates spaces that are both grounded and expansive—inviting participants into reverence, remembrance, and collective harmony.

In Collaboration

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With the guidance of Indigenous elders and supported by a global community, this offering is part of a larger movement to return sacred land into the stewardship of those who have protected it for generations.