COMMUNITY hosts four different geographies -Argentina, the United States, Mexico and Peru- through nine contemporary creators, which represents the same number of ways of understanding and building community. We can understand a first group from the health and political emergencies of the current context: The marikas present from the South beginning - La chuquichinchay, the wari warmis, the antis, among others - are approached by Abril urgently in view of the imminent null marika agenda from the incoming government; Cristina approaches the female perspective of mourning and memory during a pandemic from an exercise in catharsis; Andrea questions the power relations exercised by the educational space to revolutionize students; and, María Claudia finds a series of possibilities that circulate the archive, associativity and resilience in the marginal space.

A second group of concerns orbit within the relational aspect of living beings: The ecological is present in the hydrographic map of Peru proposed by Arnaldo, where memory, identity and awareness of the maintenance of our continental waters are built; the river is a biological highway that connects the Abya yala, in which Damian finds possibilities for organization from the margins; the gestural for Roxana is a communication way and a performative experimentation strategy that allows to build affections, Sebastián, through actions that border on the absurd, influences social groups that are not understood as a community; finally, listening is for Yessica a vehicle to find community between geographically extreme food centers.