It is with great pleasure that I present this digital space, dedicated to research and critical reflection on the history of art and its intersections with contemporary issues of decoloniality in the digital realm.

Here, I provide texts, articles, and essays that seek to analyze and problematize the colonial dynamics still present in the artistic and technological fields, proposing a dialogue with practices and discourses aimed at deconstructing such structures.

Additionally, I offer an interactive map that geolocates and contextualizes the work of digital artists whose productions engage with decolonial perspectives, expanding the debate on cultural diversity and the decolonization of thought and artistic creation. I invite colleagues, students, and interested individuals to explore this repository, contributing to an academic and critical dialogue that seeks to rethink hegemonic narratives and foster new epistemologies in the field of art and digital culture.