Subjective cartographies of isolation: rethinking affects, displacements and the city in times of pandemic

Based on the collection of data and information on how subjectivities were impacted by social isolation during the pandemic, using techniques such as netnography, interviews conducted virtually propose to elaborate a cartography of how the city is reconfigured in this scenario of interdiction of traffic and traffic. walk around the city by creating graphic pieces, images, films, videos, installations, audiovisual material, among others. How did each of us suffer the impact of not living in a public space? How do spaces reconfigure themselves during and after the isolation period? How are affections changed in the face of this imposition? The practice of walking that we take as something given a priori, changes in this scenario? The idea is to assemble an exhibition at the end with the pieces made and some scientific articles that will accompany the reflections of form and rethink the subjective cartographies and the body - city relationship.