Nightmare machines. Living on the borders.
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Global warming has unleashed a maelstrom of high temperatures, mega-droughts, catastrophic floods, polluted rivers and acidified oceans. Due to this, millions of people are forced to leave their territories haunted by hunger and lack of opportunities.Then there are wars, drug trafficking and the multiple forms of violence. This text aims to think about migrant movements mainly in Latin America and the way in which the languages of contemporary art account for them (fotographs, cinema, installations, performances, popular art). Linked to the Lotmanian concept of Semiosphere, we will take the theoretical category of Border, its discussions and its possibilities of reflection on current problems.
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