Re-existencias entre extracción y relleno. Memorias de la gestión comunitaria de la población recicladora de Mochuelo Bajo

Abstract

Re-existing between extraction and filling represents the right to habitability and management of the recycler within the processes of identity in the territory, recognizing the natural, tangible and intangible heritage from the narration of stories that configure the collective and peripheral memory using the languages of art and science. The recyclers, community of Mochuelo Bajo and inhabitants of the different localities of Bogotá, are co-authors in the edition and publication of a craft book, biodegradable and transmedial that links the concepts of macro and micro (what we see and what we don’t) as a part of the disciplinary and interdisciplinary knowledge involved in the process of artistic and environmental education. During this collective creation, memories of the "lost object" are collected and organized, stories that link memories of loss in the Doña Juana landfill; actors that are part of the recycling organic and inorganic waste are categorized and semantized, involving scientific, poetic and anecdotal concepts; The "chronicles of affection" was written as a memorial of the personal experience of the authors, finally giving rise to a symbology (a study of symbols), resulting from the contemplation of the work carried out in the waste collection routes.