What do we really know about borders? How does it insinuate itself into everyday life, ultimately expanding beyond the "line" drawn on the map we all know? Border Places. Violence and Resistance in the Italian Territory (DeriveApprodi) attempts to answer these questions through a radical, polyphonic reading that explores the multiple materializations of borders in the everyday lives of racialized and marginalized people in the Italian context, transcending the imaginary of geographical lines and revealing the presence of borders in the most ordinary places. Luca Prestia (SAI Cuneo project) discusses this with the curators, Noemi Bergesio and Lorenzo Mauloni, and with Devisri Nambiar, author of one of the essays.
What do we really know about borders? How does it insinuate itself into everyday life, ultimately expanding beyond the "line" drawn on the map we all know? Border Places. Violence and Resistance in the Italian Territory (DeriveApprodi) attempts to answer these questions through a radical, polyphonic reading that explores the multiple materializations of borders in the everyday lives of racialized and marginalized people in the Italian context, transcending the imaginary of geographical lines and revealing the presence of borders in the most ordinary places. Luca Prestia (SAI Cuneo project) discusses this with the curators, Noemi Bergesio and Lorenzo Mauloni, and with Devisri Nambiar, author of one of the essays.