Corpographed fracts

an abolitionist art experience or shards of pain can also reflect a rainbow

Abstract

This text starts from practical experiences in dealing with trans women and transvestites who have survived the prison system to evoke anti-colonial concepts of organizing struggle actions. With critical criminology, penal abolitionism, art and cultural studies as triggers for the debate, we evoke exercises in political imagination as a strategy for political participation by dissident bodies, systemically excluded from the spaces of dialogue and social construction. For this, intersectional work methodologies built in dialogue with other movements of struggle for social change are shared, such as the production process in visionary fictions elaborated by the American activist Walidah Imarisha, the concept of care of the Mexican researcher Sayak Valencia and the experiences of the collective of poetic terrorism CiA dXs TeRrOrIsTaS.