This research has as main objective to analyze the role of artistic practices specifically weaving in building historical memory of the victims of Sonsón. So as to demonstrate through these practical spaces where dialogue by victims led, and the creation or development of various objects, such as: rag dolls, patchwork quilts and drawings, which meet the function as artifacts or vehicles memory. It is in them that the historical memory that victims want to convey or evoke about the violence of which were victims plasma. The tissue in turn consolidated political and resistance spaces within the couturier. This case study will use two approaches along research, constructivist approach and psycho-social approach. A qualitative method was used, through interviews, archival work, tissue analysis and audiovisual sources.
