individual scale in the work of Naranjo and Caballero, and on a massive scale in that of Ana Agorio, reveals our fragility in a way that is both beautiful and brutal. Beautiful, because it is brightly poetic; and at the same time brutal, because we find it hard to accept that without a body, we don’t exist.
RETHINKING IN ORDER TO REBUILD | Ana Agorio Within this context of global confusion, with a pandemic that is shaking up the political, economic and healthcare systems; full of conflict and uncertainties, where, in humanistic terms, the basic principles of coexistence are called into question now that the settings have been transformed, in order to rebuild, some rethinking is in order. A sensible construction of the landscape and territory that characterizes the northern part of Chile, the work uses a graphic representation of data to propose a reflection: does information construct the landscape? Or is the landscape where the answers are found? Could this territory, so different, so magical, and with such unique beauty, but also with extractive practices, sacrifice and blood, perhaps also contain some of the answers that Chile needs in order to rewrite its history in the light of day?
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