New-Old Territorialities: Agrarian Reform and Territorial Visual Grammars in Colombia
Agrarian Reform intersects with long-standing communal territorialities, reshaping how land becomes visible, governable, and livable.
Camilo Escobar Pazos Connected Teams - Postdoctoral Fellowship
Chorography and Landscape as Territorial Production
(Detail) "Perspectivas Ideales" Manuel Ponce de León (1829-1899) y Manuel María Paz (1820-1902), Carta Jeográfica de Los Estados Unidos de Colombia. 1864. Biblioteca Nacional de Colombia, Mapoteca Digital, Colombia.
(Detail) Provincia de Mopox Archivo General de la Nacion - Colombia Sección Mapas y Planos, Mapoteca 6, Ref: 80
(Detail) Horizontes, 1913 Francisco Antonio Cano Museo de Antioquía. Medellín, Colombia
cadastral, developmental and reform infrastructures
Water risk map. Red dots represent oil palm crops. Source: Daniels Puello, Amaranto de Jesús. (2016). La transformación de la estructura productiva de los Montes de María
Detail: Cadastral map, María La Baja sector. Source: Instituto Geográfico Agustín Codazzi Retirieved from: colombiaenmapas.gov.co
Land use and soil classification of Los Montes de María. Source: Quiroga Manrique, Catalina, and Diana Vallejo Bernal. “Territorios de Agua: Infraestructura Agrícola, Reforma Agraria y palma de aceite en el municipio de marialabaja (bolívar).” Revista Colombiana de Antropología, vol. 55, no. 1, 17 Dec. 2018, pp. 59–89, https://doi.org/10.22380/2539472x.570.
biocultural and community and visualities
This event allows us to understand that damage is not only inflicted on people and property, but also affects the relationships that sustain collective and ecological life. There is a spiritual, historical and cultural connection between communities and their territory, in which the land, nature and collective identity are inseparable. Souce: @jep_colombia
Image related to the JEP's sentence in case 08. (JEP concludes that violence in Los Montes de María broke the ecological, cultural, and spiritual balance, affecting collective life and the historical relation of the communities with their territory) Source: @jep_colombia.
Community mapping in Los Montes de María. Communities of Majupan and Las Brisas create maps featuring trees as memory sites and ponds and nature as ecological symbols.
Stratigraphy and materialization of Extraction
Example of stratigraphic soil profile, displaying variations in color, texture, composition, and structure, revealing geological history, environmental changes, and human activity. Image retrieved from: https://suelosdelcaribe.org/es/aprendizaje-e-investigacion/diversidad-de-suelos
Emergent visual reconfiguration
Spatial Unit
Tree / ecology symbols
Parcel
Legend Logic
Relational Ecology
Yield
Resource
Assemblege / Living Territory
Ontological framing
Agrarian Reform and communal territorialities now converge, reshaping the visual regimes through which land is governed and cared for.
Time line
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New-Old Territorialities: Agrarian Reform and Territorial Visual Grammars in Colombia
Agrarian Reform intersects with long-standing communal territorialities, reshaping how land becomes visible, governable, and livable.
Camilo Escobar Pazos Connected Teams - Postdoctoral Fellowship
Chorography and Landscape as Territorial Production
(Detail) "Perspectivas Ideales" Manuel Ponce de León (1829-1899) y Manuel María Paz (1820-1902), Carta Jeográfica de Los Estados Unidos de Colombia. 1864. Biblioteca Nacional de Colombia, Mapoteca Digital, Colombia.
(Detail) Provincia de Mopox Archivo General de la Nacion - Colombia Sección Mapas y Planos, Mapoteca 6, Ref: 80
(Detail) Horizontes, 1913 Francisco Antonio Cano Museo de Antioquía. Medellín, Colombia
cadastral, developmental and reform infrastructures
Water risk map. Red dots represent oil palm crops. Source: Daniels Puello, Amaranto de Jesús. (2016). La transformación de la estructura productiva de los Montes de María
Detail: Cadastral map, María La Baja sector. Source: Instituto Geográfico Agustín Codazzi Retirieved from: colombiaenmapas.gov.co
Land use and soil classification of Los Montes de María. Source: Quiroga Manrique, Catalina, and Diana Vallejo Bernal. “Territorios de Agua: Infraestructura Agrícola, Reforma Agraria y palma de aceite en el municipio de marialabaja (bolívar).” Revista Colombiana de Antropología, vol. 55, no. 1, 17 Dec. 2018, pp. 59–89, https://doi.org/10.22380/2539472x.570.
biocultural and community and visualities
This event allows us to understand that damage is not only inflicted on people and property, but also affects the relationships that sustain collective and ecological life. There is a spiritual, historical and cultural connection between communities and their territory, in which the land, nature and collective identity are inseparable. Souce: @jep_colombia
Image related to the JEP's sentence in case 08. (JEP concludes that violence in Los Montes de María broke the ecological, cultural, and spiritual balance, affecting collective life and the historical relation of the communities with their territory) Source: @jep_colombia.
Community mapping in Los Montes de María. Communities of Majupan and Las Brisas create maps featuring trees as memory sites and ponds and nature as ecological symbols.
Stratigraphy and materialization of Extraction
Example of stratigraphic soil profile, displaying variations in color, texture, composition, and structure, revealing geological history, environmental changes, and human activity. Image retrieved from: https://suelosdelcaribe.org/es/aprendizaje-e-investigacion/diversidad-de-suelos
Emergent visual reconfiguration
Spatial Unit
Tree / ecology symbols
Parcel
Legend Logic
Relational Ecology
Yield
Resource
Assemblege / Living Territory
Ontological framing
Agrarian Reform and communal territorialities now converge, reshaping the visual regimes through which land is governed and cared for.
Time line