Chronicle of the Forest of Memory

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The “Memory Forest Log” documents the process of construction, dialogue, and consolidation of the Memory Forest in San José del Fragua, Caquetá. This space has been conceived as a living museum, where the memory of the armed conflict, community resistance, and reconciliation find a symbolic place for expression

The document collects the project’s phases, from planning to inauguration, highlighting key aspects such as:

• Participatory construction: Includes biodanza methodologies, memory workshops, and self-construction activities with the community.

Narrative of the forest: Conceptual structure based on historical memory, biodiversity, and enjoyment-learning.

• Symbolic elements: Artistic installations such as rubber boots, the library, and the memory shelter kiosk.

• Community appropriation: Involves the Victims’ Table of San José del Fragua, students, teachers, and local inhabitants, who have played a leading role in the realization of the forest.

This document is a testimony of the collective work that has transformed this space into a reference for building memory, peace, and resilience in the region.