Roy Ascott spent a week with four Brazilian artists deep in the Mato Grosso, showing the Kuikuru Indians the Internet and meeting their shamans, before returning via Brasilia where he supped mind-altering but legal ayahuasca. A bit of a change from the University of Wales College, Newport where he is normally based.
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