History is a narrative territory where the future takes its course.
With colonization, the geographical situated knowledge is lost. The relational understanding of a place and its imaginaries, the deep comprehension of a place coded in mythologies and stories, dissapears.
DECOLONIZE IMAGINATION
We must decolonize our imagination to envision different futures. Visions of other possible futures change our interpretation of the past and our choices in the present.
Colonialism breaks the way we tell the world, fracturing our bonds to many layers of reality we are used to inhabit. We need new tools and rituals that allow us to decolonize the way we think, imagine and create.
We can envision an alternative future by understanding the complexity that produced the emergence of present circumstances.
We must decolonize our imagination to envision different futures. Visions of other possible futures change our interpretation of the past and our choices in the present.
We must to explore the past and the interwoven nature of the political climate, migratory dynamics, environmental conditions and lifestyle, to understand what brought critical realities to manifest.
Each variation in the past has transformed the flow of events into the one possible history we know today.
