Mural-Graffiti in Medellín

The article shares partial results of an ongoing research project on street art in the context of transitional justice in Colombia. It focuses on a case I describe as a mural-graffiti produced in Medellín at the beginning of this year, which invites us to understand the territory as an interconnected network of historical practices of territorialization linked to narco-territory, necro-territory, and anthropogenic territory. This mural-graffiti also fights for the transformation of territory into an ethical network of historical relationships.