Laure Molina drew up a geographical triangle, her strategy being to create a painting exhibition at each point of the triangle, with the aim of learning about Amerindian memories and understanding the native cultures of South and Central America. She lived for 7 years in Ecuador, Guatemala and the Spanish Caribbean. She spent 7 years between Ecuador, Guatemala and the Spanish Caribbean to finalize her plan. This apprenticeship was completed by a year's stay in Australia and the United States. This is the basis of the culture of iridescence.