Exhibition Guide

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This exhibition guide provides a detailed structure for the traveling exhibition “Scar: Listening to Heal,” an initiative that highlights the importance of truth, memory, and reconciliation in Colombia. Through a narrative and interactive journey, the exhibit uses banners, illustrations, audio, and QR codes that lead to transmedia stories, enhancing the visitor’s experience.

The exhibition is organized into several thematic stations, each addressing key aspects of the armed conflict:

•Stigmatization: The dichotomy between “ours and the enemies,” and its impact on the persistence of war.

•Listening as a tool for reconciliation: Reflections on how recognizing the other can break cycles of violence.

•Stories of life and resistance: Testimonies from victims and participants of the conflict, such as the Quinceañera (recruited in the war), Doña Constanza, Libia, the paramo woman, Gloria Amparo, the river woman, among others.

•Narratives of re-existence: How communities have rebuilt their lives despite the war.

The guide also includes QR codes that link to audio, video, and digital documents, allowing the visitor to dive deeper into the stories and access materials from the Final Report of the Truth Commission.