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Para este Breezeblock —El primero en español— La editora María Mazzanti habló con Juan Corcione, publicista y académico Colombiano que trabaja sobre cultura visual, teorías de la imagen y políticas del placer y el ocio. Juan ha venido reflexionando sobre las protestas masivas en Colombia que empezaron el 28 de Abril de 2021. En el podcast, Juan y María discuten sobre las dinámicas de la protesta y su influencia en la conquista narrativa de un país en conflicto, donde a través de imágenes digitales y la resignificación del espacio público, los ciudadanos batallan por la legitimidad de un nuevo relato político.
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