Creación de una performance: El cuerpo como discurso de denuncia social del abuso sexual

Abstract

Abstract: This thesis systematizes the creative process and staging of the performance Después del Silencio, a proposal that utilizes corporeality as a device for political denunciation against sexual violence. This research explores how the body, when interacting with light and sound, acts as an archive capable of reclaiming silenced memories. Through a research-creation methodology, we combined concepst of the body as a political territory with a practical experiment involving fifty participants. The results show that 64% of the group achieved a level of deep critical reflection, which confirms that performance is an effective tool for engaging the audience in an ethical dialogue. In conclusion, this thesis positions performance not only as an artistic practice but as a legitimate academic methodology necessary for social transformation and the production of knowledge rooted in subjectivity and collective memory.