ESCENA. Revista de las artes ISSN electrónico: 2215-4906

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Territory and Walk: Un/embroidery Artistic Practices from the Displacement of Indigenous Communities
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Keywords

migration
territory
indigenous communities
contemporary art
familiar language
migración
territorio
comunidades indígenas
arte contemporáneo
lenguaje familiar

How to Cite

Romualdo Piedad, C. (2021). Territory and Walk: Un/embroidery Artistic Practices from the Displacement of Indigenous Communities. ESCENA. Revista De Las Artes, 81(1), 242–260. Retrieved from https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/escena/article/view/47641

Abstract

This work is a kind of dissection from one's own experience in the context of contemporary art, education and the experiences of displacement and migration of the Mazahua / Jñatrjo community, originally from the State of Mexico to Mexico City. Placing it as a reflection from a sense of conflict and tension between at least three different contexts that make up me: that of artistic practice and the indigenous community relationship and the artistic education.

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