André Aciman, Elma Correa, Catherine Fletcher, Vidya Narine and Irenosen Okojie in conversation with Enrique Planas

Maps are never neutral. They define borders, reflect power relations, record conflicts, and reveal how societies imagine and organize the world. At a time of profound geopolitical transformations, marked by territorial disputes, migrations, climate crises and new configurations of global power, cartographies take on renewed significance. André Aciman (Egypt/United States), Elma Correa (Mexico), Catherine Fletcher (United Kingdom), Vidya Narine (France) and Irenosen Okojie (Nigeria/United Kingdom) will share different ways of reading and narrating the world. Each will choose their own physical, cultural, linguistic or emotional map and discuss how these shape our understanding of identity, memory, territory and belonging.

Simultaneous interpretation from English to Spanish available