This essay aims to develop how maps -characterized historically by order, streamline, organize and control the space and relationships they create - can be turned to organize reality differently and to use them for strategic purposes as subversive imaginary that can enhance communication, build networks of solidarity and affinity, and foster collaborative practices of resistance and transformation from "marginal" space looks, bodies and its demands. For this, it will be used “A Chile” by Elías Adasme, a piece that was made in the context of the Chilean dictatorship and can serve us to notice how maps made by south, from the south and for the south try to make complaint of repression, pain and endurance.... [Leer más...]