A collage series formed by assemblages of animal architecture (termite mounds, anthills, beehives, wasp and bird nests) as example of cohabitation between evolved species. Known mostly as enemies, these can be really excellent collaborators.

By living close to each other, some species are able to benefit from the substances produced by others, and due to their presence are protected from predators.

Social Solitaries had the chance to be presented for the opening of XI Congress of the International Union for Study of Social Insects (Andean-Caribbean Section) in Tarapoto, Peru 2017.