Aislan Pankararu (Petrolândia, 1990. Lives in Salvador) combines cultural heritage and healing practices in his paintings through abstractions inspired by the cosmology of Toré—a ritual dance central to the Pankararu people, connecting the earthly and spiritual realms through music, movement, and body painting. He has participated in exhibitions such as Histórias Indígenas (MASP, São Paulo, Brazil, 2022; Kode Bergen Art Museum, 2024), as well as shows at Instituto Inhotim (Brumadinho, Brazil), Museu Nacional da República (Brasília), and Itaú Cultural (São Paulo). His works are part of collections like MASP, J.P. Morgan (New York), and the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.