Overview: A large-scale public art installation exhibited at John F. Kennedy Park (Miraflores, Lima) honoring essential workers—healthcare personnel, law enforcement, food producers, and teachers—during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Co-Creation & Materials: Co-created alongside emergency physician Fernando Tazza and artist Giovanni Tazza. Built using symbolic and recycled materials, featuring a central heart sculpted from Peruvian national football jerseys, flora, and cardboard, connected by arteries and veins composed of portraits of frontline workers.

Institutional Partners: Supported by El Comercio (national press) and the Colegio Médico del Perú (Medical College of Peru).