Euclides: Aesthetic Experience That is Born in the Making with the Earth from the Inhabitation of the Paeces Alto Village in Colombia

Abstract

This reflection article addresses the rural context, specifically, in regards to the farming practice developed in the Vereda Paeces Alto in Jenesano-Boyacá Colombia, with the aim of creating a dialogue between the farming practice and the artistic process that is born from the experience of becoming sensitive to the land, to understand and reflect in relation to this activityt,  as a way of being and inhabiting the vereda. The methodology that this research follows is through a qualitative perspective in unison with creative research, the ethnographic method and the autobiographical, understood as a possibility of collective dialogue; therefore, the farming practice is interwoven with artistic practice and together they build the installation Euclides, a transdisciplinary archive. In this sense, by making the vereda visible from the peasant's perspective, as a context, as a social subject, as an aesthetic and cultural experience, a position is claimed in front of the world.