Alberto Botero is an author and framework creator working at the intersection of identity, perception, and human agency.
His work began with a persistent question: why does suffering continue even when understanding is present? Rather than approaching this through self-improvement, emotional processing, or belief change, his focus turned toward the mechanism by which identity and emotional memory govern perception in the present moment.
This inquiry led to the book Thinking in Images: A Path to Being, which examines how experience is organized through emotional memory, internal representation, and prediction rather than language alone. The book does not offer techniques or prescriptions. It explores how agency becomes structurally displaced when identity is mistaken for the self.
From this work emerged IAMPR — Identity Awareness & Memory Perception Redirect, a framework developed to recognize this mechanism in real time and restore authorship where it is lost. IAMPR is non-therapeutic and non-doctrinal. It does not aim to fix the self, resolve the past, or replace narratives, but to clarify how perception, identity, and action interact.
Alberto’s work has been shared through writing, private dialogue, and applied training in professional and institutional contexts. It continues to evolve through observation rather than adherence to doctrine or tradition.
This site presents the work as it stands: descriptive rather than instructional, exploratory rather than persuasive.
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