El cuerpo como un territorio para la paz : corporalidad y performatividad desde el arte en la restauración

Abstract

The purpose of this project is to analyze the concepts of corporeality and performativity in restoration mediated by art. The contexts of two territories addressed in the macro-project Narratives of truth, memory and restorative justice for the construction of peace with an intersectional gender perspective, developed in Ciudad Bolívar, Bogotá, and Mesetas and Vista Hermosa, Meta, were explored by implementing activities from the “Art and territory” initiative. In this document you will find the theory that supports this research from the visual, narrative and practical exploration in contrast with the sessions developed with victims, participants, peace signatories and civil society. The approach of this project was participatory and visual, framed in a context of qualitative research, which allowed the emergence of symbolic actions that connected the territory and the body as a means for peace building. In the process, in Bogota, victims, participants in Case 03 of the JEP who belonged to the security forces, peace signatories and members of civil society/community participated with the support of the High Counselor's Office for Peace of Bogota and the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP). In Meta, the IPS Llano Salud, peace signatories and civil society participated. With the mediation of students and teachers from the Universidad Distrital, artistic actions were developed and a dialogue acted as a mediator, facilitating the approach to restorative justice and promoting dialogue between the parties involved.