[Ongoing Research]
Corporeal historiographies
Corporeal historiographies
by hijadelacoca*
(noun, plural; textile field):
Embroidered narratives on the body, where scars and tissues become archival records. A historiography rooted in intimacy and material traces—embroidery, stitching, bodily lines—as forms of writing. It maps memory onto the skin, each textile gesture a sensitive archive weaving personal and collective histories in flesh and fabric.
Embroidered narratives on the body, where scars and tissues become archival records. A historiography rooted in intimacy and material traces—embroidery, stitching, bodily lines—as forms of writing. It maps memory onto the skin, each textile gesture a sensitive archive weaving personal and collective histories in flesh and fabric.