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              <text>Este texto se propone ahondar en las intersecciones de lo analógico y lo digital, en el encuentro de la baja y la alta tecnología. Tomando consciencia de la materialidad de ambas esferas para pensar desde ahí en objetos, prácticas de dibujo y documentación que puedan aportar otras formulaciones aplicables a métodos de investigación. Entre grafos y bits, diseccionaremos un objeto, el #relatograma, analizaremos su ecología y propondremos una reflexión acerca de su condición digital que genera paisajes por agregación #coreograma, explorando así su capacidad de ser reporte y aporte cognitivo.  Between graphs and bits   This paper delves into the intersections of analogue and digital cultures, at the points at which low and high technology converge. While acknowledging the materiality of these two spheres, I aim to produce an enquiry into objects, drawings and documentation practices that can contribute to developing new research methods. Among graphs and bits, I will dissect one object: the #relatograma, in order to analyze its ecology and propose a critical reflection on its digital condition and its ability to produce aggregated landscapes, or what I define as #coreograma. I will thereby explore its ability to be share information and produce knowledge.  Keywords: Material culture; research methods; digital objects; drawing; #relatograma.</text>
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              <text>Communication. Mass media</text>
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              <text>&lt;a href="http://revistesdigitals.uvic.cat/index.php/obradigital/article/view/33" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://revistesdigitals.uvic.cat/index.php/obradigital/article/view/33&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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