Experimentos visuales en la investigación con los pueblos indígenas Kariri-Xocó y Kiriri do Acré

Resumen

On the meandering São Francisco River, movement gives impetus to differences and migrations. The Sabuká group, Kariri-Xocó people (AL), and Aldeia Ibiramã Kiriri do Acré (MG), Kiriri people (BA), organize themselves into flows of collective productions in meetings with researchers and artists. Based on the assumption that the encounter with cosmovisions, literatures and visualities demands the ethical exercise of not hierarchizing logics, knowledge and ways of being in the world, we continue to bet on the possibilities of affective alliances. In the midst of the research, questions emerge from the flying between worlds: what can the enchanted cosmology of the Kiriri and the cosmology of the plant world of the Kariri-Xocó provoke for ethical and aesthetic compositions with life in educational research? How can we think about education through indigenous images? Long-lasting bonds were formed with these two peoples through cycles of experimentation in collective workshops with photography, drawing, narratives, songs and dances. Visual creations with images and words, through the pilgrim journey in the forests of dissent and alliances - as the power of difference - have instigated experimentation with mutual incorporations between the wisdom of plants, animals, minerals and elementals. Ways that create sparks in narrative germination in a rhizomatic way. Plants, water and boa constrictors, smoke, air and dreams. A plural text criss-crossed with beings, a forest textuality with the Kariri-Xocó and the Kiriri doAcré. A return to life and the forces that make up research and experimentation in education.