With exceptional scientific rigor and visual storytelling, this work highlights the preservation of Aztec memory.

In the 16th century, upon his arrival in Mexico, Franciscan priest Bernardino de Sahagún lamented the conquistadors’ systematic destruction of indigenous culture. He thus set out to compile a monumental text: a transcription of Aztec memory.
A young Indian, Antonio Valeriano, who was born after the Conquest, helped him with his task and thereby discovered his ancestral culture...