Collective Body
Arising from the common experience of confinement in 2020, an important reflection has emerged: human beings need other people to live and to grow. Undoubtedly, this unprecedented global experience for human-kind has mirrored back to us the raw and redoubled significance of others around us to be able to survive.
These understandings have shown that virtuality, an element that can separate us, and makes us evade our reality over the ephemerality of imagined lives, is the very same channel that is currently allowing us to re-find ourselves and our sense of humanity in all its vulnerability.
Below, you can find different examples of the usage of new media to experiment with the creation of collective bodies. This play -simultaneously simple and complex- is an opportunity to humanize our virtuality.
COLLECTIVE BODY
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
COLLECTIVE FACE #1
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
COLLECTIVE FACE #2
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
COLLECTIVE FACE #3
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
COLLECTIVE FACE #4
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
COLLECTIVE FACE WITHIN VIRTUALITY
Empathy and new media. Training process for cultural agents of the “Bodies for Empathy Museum”. 2020
MOBILE FACES #1
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
MOBILE FACES #2
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
MOBILE FACES #3
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
MOBILE FACES #4
New media and collective body workshop. “Bodies for Empathy Museum” – AMIC. 2019
“BODIES FOR EMPATHY VIRTUAL MUSEUM”
Visual composition based on the experience of the “Bodies for Empathy Museum” in Galeras, Sucre. 2019
COLLECTIVE BODIES AND VIDEO MAPPING
Video Mapping for the presentation of the training-creative process of the “Bodies for Empathy Museum” in Galeras, Sucre. 2019
FACES AND VIDEO MAPPING#1
Video Mapping for the presentation of the training-creative process of the “Bodies for Empathy Museum” in Galeras, Sucre. 2019
FACES AND VIDEO MAPPING#2
Video Mapping for the presentation of the training-creative process of the “Bodies for Empathy Museum” in Galeras, Sucre. 2019
FACES AND VIDEO MAPPING#3
Video Mapping for the presentation of the training-creative process of the “Bodies for Empathy Museum” in Galeras, Sucre. 2019
Temporary Exhibition
Body Cartographies
To think about the body as a territory implies recognizing its ever-changing essence
Narrated Bodies
In December 2018, Diana Teresa Gutiérrez, director of Embodying Reconciliation
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