Ingrid Arriaga shares how José Benítez Sánchez began his artistic journey while working as a cleaner at the National Indigenous Institute, where Salomón Nahmad recognized his potential. Their connection led Benítez to create yarn paintings tied to sacred spaces, reflecting Indigenous territory and imagination. Eventually, Benítez was entrusted to lead a craft workshop in Colotlán, focusing on Huichol art. These workshops aimed to support Indigenous communities through cultural preservation and economic development, highlighting Benítez’ role in expanding the visibility of Wixárika artistic traditions.