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A partir da obra The Mapping Journey Project de Bouchara Khalili, este artigo aborda as tensoes entre o sistema de codificacao geopolitica contemporâneo e a mobilidade de populacoes marcadas como indesejaveis, especificamente imigrantes e refugiados que tentam ingressar na Europa. Para acessar esses tensionamentos, o artigo produz uma especie de contracartografia ao transitar por algumas linhas de forca que estabelecem fronteiras, instituem mapas oficiais e compartimentalizam o mundo, separando populacoes que importam daquelas que supostamente nao possuem valor. Palavras-chave: Arte e migracao; Arte contemporânea africana; Mapas; Fronteiras; Deslocamentos humanos. Abstract Based on Bouchara Khalili's The Mapping Journey Project, this article addresses the tensions between the contemporary geopolitical coding system and the mobility of populations marked as undesirable, specifically immigrants and refugees trying to enter Europe. In order to access these tensions, the article produces a kind of counter-cartography when passing through some lines of force that establish borders, establish official maps and compartmentalize the world, separating populations that matter from those that are supposed to be worthless. Keywords: Art and migration; African contemporary art; Maps; Borders; Human displacements.

THE MAPPING JOURNEY PROJECT DE BOUCHRA KHALILI: FAZENDO MAPAS FALAREM / The Mapping Journey Project by Bouchra Khalili: making maps speak