Geopoetics of the image. The ruins as a becoming aesthetic

Geopoética de la imagen. Las ruinas como un devenir estético

The present article exhibits investigative results that focus on ruins, in aesthetic terms. It was posited that a concept different from the ruin, traditionally known to society, could be detected by way of multiple visual languages. The ruins may speak, via journeys through diverse places: abandoned homes in the city or countryside, in the presence of abandoned figures and objects. For said journeys, transmedia is configured as a means of connection between times, memories, and spaces. Thus, when these begin to mark a methodological route, from a given aspect, and one’s senses transform into three: experiences (that endured), reflections (interpretation), and creations (artwork). These merge to form the relationship that arises from ruin exploration. The ruins are understood to be narrations, by way of the times and spaces that resignify their multiple identities