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Reconciliation Stories is a transmedia project that artistically interprets the interviews of some victims of different violence in Colombia. These stories seek to contribute to the construction of historical memory regarding the documentary and symbolic reparation part in the aesthetic approach that involves art to interpret the story, pretending to give voice to the direct victims and those who suffered similar patterns of victimization.
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Reconciliation Stories is a transmedia project that artistically interprets the interviews of some victims of different violence in Colombia. These stories seek to contribute to the construction of historical memory regarding the documentary and symbolic reparation part in the aesthetic approach that involves art to interpret the story, pretending to give voice to the direct victims and those who suffered similar patterns of victimization.

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