Human Rights, (Auto)Biographical Research, Migration

The research proposal is based on the observation and concerns surrounding the (in)visibility and (hyper)visibility of migrant subjects and the prospects of (auto)biographical narratives making it possible to understand the visibility of this population. Based on urban observation, to identify the relationship between the seen and the unseen, between the heard and the unheard in the social context, considering that the recognition of human dignity and respect for equal and inalienable rights is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world. To highlight the non-place as a place of passage, where migrant-subjects find themselves. It focuses on the informative, sensorial and linguistic expressiveness of the (auto)biographical narratives of this subject who is distanced from his origins, his culture and who connects his life to a reality permeated by constant displacement. It seeks to contribute to an understanding of the social and historical crossing in the inscription of the subject in the contemporary world, of narrators in territorial and symbolic displacements, based on (auto)biographical narratives. The study is justified because it focuses on a contemporary phenomenon with a recent increase in the percentage of people migrating. It is in this contemporaneity that this subject is without borders, without a country, without a home and in a world of liquid borders, not always fixed or stable. The research aims to trace the different marks that emerge in the subject's life stories, from an Artivist perspective, seeking to (inter)wound artistically and socially in the analysis of these processes of visibility and spatial occupation in the contemporary world.