Cuerpos de mujeres* en resistencia al extractivismo y a la destrucción medioambiental: Perspectivas feministas ecocríticas sobre artistas* latinoamericanas

Autori

  • Clara Seitter Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37536/ECOZONA.2025.16.1.5474

Parole chiave:

extractivismo, ecofeminismo, resistencia artística, cuerpo-territorio

Abstract

Mientras nuestro mundo se encamina hacia una terrible crisis climática que ya está afectando diariamente a innumerables animales, plantas y personas—especialmente mujeres*—la espiral destructiva de nuestro sistema económico global sigue girando, como demuestra una mirada al creciente número de proyectos extractivistas en América Latina. Al mismo tiempo, la resistencia a la expropiación de tierras, a las relaciones asimétricas de poder, a los feminicidios y a la contaminación medioambiental es omnipresente y también se tematiza, en particular, a través de intervenciones artísticas en el espacio público. Este artículo aborda tres de estas intervenciones artísticas analizando las obras de dos artistas* latinoamericanas y de un grupo de artistas* de Chile, Argentina y Uruguay. Se analiza en qué medida las distintas obras—instalaciones, performances, arte callejero—abordan temas como la corporalidad femenina*, la destrucción del medio ambiente y el extractivismo, así como una mirada ecocrítica-feminista sobre las obras y la imbricación de cuerpos y territorios.

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Biografia autore

Clara Seitter, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg

  Clara Seitter holds degrees in social sciences, Hispanic studies and social and cultural anthropology from the University of Marburg and the University of Halle-Wittenberg. During her studies she focused on feminism and ecofeminism, artivism, cultural exchange and environmental justice and sustainability. She is currently working as a project manager and coordinator of a multi-generation house in Halle (Saale) with the aim of creating a sustainable and practice-oriented network in a marginalised neighbourhood, offering low-cost courses and cultural and educational events.

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Pubblicato

2025-04-30

Fascicolo

V. 16 N. 1 (2025): Anthropocene Sublimes

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Articles: General Section

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