Construcción de la memoria documental de la agrupación entre ritmo cuerpo y espacio (ERCE-DANZA)

Abstract

Summary This monograph investigates the significance of visual documentation in memory preservation and construction. It focuses on the ERCE-Danza group's dancing practice, which was conducted in Bosa Laureles from 2018 to 2023. The proposal calls for the use of photography to create a documentary record, acknowledging that the documentation not only documents artistic endeavors but also acts as a repository of the group's social and cultural evolution, strengthening ties and reflecting its past. Through a mixed-methodological investigation, the ERCE-Danza group's perspectives and experiences were examined. The management and classification of visual memory documentation was approached by incorporating photography with additional narrative to enhance the documentation process. Consequently, it employs the human digital platform "TROPY" to systematize the photographs, making it easier to preserve and organize the visual memory. The document highlights how photography has been used as an essential tool to conserve the dancing practice, identifying the body, the moment itself, and the rhythm as significant visual categories in the group memory record. This project not only presents dancing as art but also strengthens the identity and group unity, promoting a valuable memory and cultural heritage. Key words: Memory record, photography, dancing practice, visual record, TROPY Platform.