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Blurring the Narco Macro-narrative - Tuluá was what people call a good town of good people

English · Paperback / Softback

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This visual proposal reveals how the author's relationship with the world has been traversed by the vestiges of the phenomenon of drug trafficking, affecting his perception of reality, as he was permeated by the macro-narratives generated by the television media regarding the drug phenomenon and by the micro-narratives generated by personal, family and social experiences. The aim is to make a contrast, blurring the macro-narrative constructed by the television media and superimposing the micro-narratives generated by their personal experiences.

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Ich bin Alexander Molina Betancourt, Künstler und Designer aus Cali, Kolumbien. Meine künstlerische Produktion basiert auf der Verzerrung der großen Geschichten, die von den Massenmedien in Bezug auf das Phänomen des Drogenhandels konstruiert werden, und konterkariert sie mit den kleinen Geschichten, die für die Seele transzendental sind und die noch niemand kennt.

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Authors Alexander Molina Betancourt
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 10.12.2023
 
EAN 9786206929154
ISBN 9786206929154
No. of pages 52
Subject Humanities, art, music > Art > Miscellaneous

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