Mi mamá me ama

Abstract

Through narrative and ceramics, the author seeks to tell stories based on upbringing situated in a violent environment, where the family often serves as the epicenter of voluntary or involuntary abuse inflicted upon children. The aim is to recognize these narratives as archetypes that repeat across different generations and individuals. They propose fictional characters and events based on real stories to expose violent acts that are normalized and repetitive in Colombian society, where the fragility of childhood and the repercussions of unstable upbringing are not taken into account. Additionally, they highlight play as a tool used by children to narrate their stories and experiences non-verbally, but also as a tool often used to coerce or normalize violent acts inflicted upon them.