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    • Daniela Ortiz

    Daniela Ortiz

    Daniela Ortiz (Cusco, 1985) 
lives and works in Barcelona. Through her work, she generates spaces of tension in which the concepts of nationality, racialization, social class and gender are explored in order to critically understand structures of inclusion and exclusion in society.

    Her recent projects and research revolve around the issue of migration control, its links to colonialism, and its management by European-white states and societies. At the same time, she has produced projects about the Peruvian upper class and its exploitative relationship with domestic workers. Daniela gives talks and participates in discussions on Europe’s migration control system and its ties to coloniality in different contexts.

    Exposities


    Expositie: Voices Outside the Echo Chamber

    Questioning Myths, Facts and Framings of Migration, samengesteld door Katayoun Arian

    Agenda


    Symposium: From Echoes to Slogans
    Eendaags symposium met lezingen en optredens als onderdeel van het CAREC programma van het Prins Claus Fonds
    Grensdenken? Het ontregelen van de concepten van grensregimes en het migratie controle systeem
    Bijeenkomst rondom de tentoonstelling Voices Outside the Echo Chamber met Aino Korvensyrjä en Daniela Ortiz.

    Magazine


    Migratie /

    Recensie: Voices outside the echo chamber: zulke exposities hebben we nodig