Sensitive cartographies. Thinking a writing of territory

Abstract

This article explores sensitive cartography as a way of thinking and writing space from a situated experience. It does not represent a pre-existing territory but produces it through writing, perception, and embodied memory. Sensitive cartography is fragmentary, open, and in constant transformation, since space itself is always becoming. Georges Perec reflects on everyday space, its limits and thresholds, while Gilles Deleuze redefines mapping as a rhizomatic practice, without center or unity, where each trace generates new connections. In this sense, writing is mapping, and territory emerges as a singular construction linking body, environment, and relations.