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  Our Vision  

Our vision for Kinetic West is to be a diverse group of dreamers and doers who come together around hard and messy topics, to work alongside the community to build a world in which every person lives a life of dignity and meaning.

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Our vision reflects our commitment to

  • Desire to create something new that pushes back against the current state

  • Radical approach to consulting / how we do work

  • Not conforming to standards of practice that are white-centered and ultimately toxic

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Re-Envision Consulting

Contribute to Change through Community and Partnership

  • Kinetic West as contributors to the great work that is already happening in our communities

  • Viewing those around us as potential partners to this meaningful work

  • A collective approach to our work

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  • Connection to nature and life balance that we all envision or want in order to be able to show up and be present and innovative

  • The vibe was joy & connection, that’s what matters

  • Real theme of hope – Fundamentally optimistic outlook

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Show Radical Humanity

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About the artist

Rommy Torrico is a formerly undocumented, queer, trans nonbinary visual artist born in Iquique, Chile and raised in Florida. They have been involved in social movement spaces encompassing (im)migrant, queer and trans rights struggles for over a decade and infuse much of their work with personal experience and the stories their communities share. Over the years, Torrico’s work has been included in several publications and exhibited at the Getty Museum, the Smithsonian Museum, the Library of Congress and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía as well as many galleries and museums throughout the Americas and internationally.