Beatriz Flamini is a Spanish extreme athlete and mountaineer known for her acts of self-isolation and self-sufficiency.
[1] To prepare for the social isolation in the Mongolian desert, Flamini intended to beat the record of 463 days spent in an underground cave set by Milutin Veljković.
Flamini planned to be more strict with her seclusion than Veljković, wishing to completely disconnect from human interaction.
She was supported by a group of volunteers, who removed waste, provided food, and maintained her equipment.
Provisions were dead dropped halfway down the cave to limit interaction between support staff and Flamini.