Práticas espaciais de resistência guarani mbya em
São Paulo
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Reflexões sobre arquitetura como tecnologia política
This work seeks to reflect on some spatial practices of Guarani Mbya resistance in São Paulo. Through dialogue with audiovisual and textual records of political manifestations and daily actions in the villages of the Indigenous Lands, especially in Pico do Jaraguá, this work seeks to understand how the mobilization of some spaces by the Guarani tension visible and invisible layers of these places. Interweaving these actions with the architectural aspects of the colonial agency of the territories, we seek to think about how architecture and urbanism operate as political tools, both in terms of colonization and countercolonization. From a transdisciplinary perspective to bring Guarani actions closer to the concept of "critical spatial practice" - created in the context of architecture, urbanism and fine arts - is a way to overflow the sense of spatial practices in the discipline, in order to provoke other critical narratives about the spaces of the city and, at the limit, the Earth. The actions of the Guarani imply understanding space not only as the surface organized according to human agency and only it, but that of multiple human and other-than-human factors, of what is and is not present and visible in the materialwestern cities, like ancestors and deities.
Final paper for the degree in Architecture and Urbanism at the Escola da Cidade .
/Beatrice Perracini Padovan
/Orientação Thiago Magri Benucci
2020
São Paulo / SP
/BR