ELECÔ: ciberquilombando história de mulheres no coletivo Ventre Livre

Abstract

The body as a quilombo is the writing of prepositions, I don't see it as a support. It is the way of translation, through it we translate our experiences, we write our narratives. In this research, I seek to understand the social configurations of the cyborg body, the concept of Donna Haraway [1985]/(2019), through the female bodies written in binary codes against attacking the narratives that were made about them. A utopia, a desire to cyber-acquire cyborgs on the web, assuming the strategy of not being alone, because getting together is an ancestral and contemporary emergency. I think of this technology as an act of being together, an agency that this research seeks to open so that we can trace our written narratives in performances translated with marks of pretoguês, guided in virtual physical encounters performed by Coletivo Ventre Livre, an artistic quilombo of women.