I am Florencia Davidzon, a multicultural explorer with a wealth of experience in research, strategy, and writing spanning more than two decades. My brand strategist and cultural intelligence expertise has allowed me to navigate complex markets across Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and the United States, crafting insights that drive meaningful connections between brands and audiences. I combine strategic thinking with hands-on field research, immersing myself in communities to uncover the nuanced behaviors and stories that shape impactful strategies. Beyond my professional accomplishments, I am an artist-researcher who develops award-winning projects, including books, films, and theater. My work is rooted in interview-based data, media artifacts, and historical events. It connects with my commitment to storytelling as a way to bridge cultures and disciplines. I am currently leading a research theatrical project about the invisible violence and hate speech in Mexico City with Contigo America. I believe that narratives, in all their formats, can disrupt pre-conceived notions, challenge perspectives, and inspire actions that create positive transformation. As an independent artist, I have received accolades such as the Best Documentary Film award at the Oregon Film Festival for The Marching Quixotes. In 2024, I proudly launched my debut novel, La Terquedad de las Cenizas (Buenos Aires, 2024), and I am now finishing my second novel, Dust’s Whispers. This story weaves themes of spirituality, identity, and resilience across borders and generations.