Cuerpo digital como sustrato del ser cuerpo. Categoría fundamental del performance digital “huellas digitales”.

Abstract

The article corresponds to one of the results of the investigation “Digitization of the deprived of freedom body as an act of subversion of the panoptic gaze”, which aims to design a mechanism mediated by the design of digital and virtual interfaces that enable, through experience, undermining the existing gaze of the control and surveillance mechanisms that restrict the freedom and the expression of young people who are paying a “social debt” with the confinement of their bodies. The scope of the research and creation project has allowed enhancing the look people have on the incursions of the digital universe in the process of social rehabilitation of individuals who have been deprived of their liberty. The research methodology has emerged from the work with the population group and their connection with a performative action. It can be concluded, as far as the project has advanced, that the action of the digital body has caused a significant change in the ways young people relate, while leaving a path towards different thoughts about the problem of the body in confinement and in general questioning the practices of power and control to which human beings are subjected.

Keywords:

Artificialidad

cuerpo

digital

huellas digitales

Merleau-Pont

Artificiality

body

digital

digitals fingerprints

Merleau-Ponty

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