Redes comunicacionais e procedimentos de criação: poéticas intermídias na experimentação contemporânea

• Autor(a) principal: Testa, Eliane Cristina
• Data de Publicação: 2015
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/4683
• topic: Comunicação; Crítica de processo; Arte contemporânea; Processo de criação; Linguagem verbal e artes visuais; Communication; Process review; Contemporary art; Creation process; Verbal and visual arts language; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO

The present research consists of the appropriation of written codes as creation procedures in Brazilian visual arts. The thesis intends to carry out an investigation about the use of verbal language and different linguistic signs in creation processes and thus discussing the communicational intersemiotic networks and intermedia poetics in contemporary experimentation. Methodologically, the research involves the analysis of works and process documents, aiming at identifying some elements of creation and their modes of actions according to the methodology of genetic criticism. The method of analysis adopted maintains a posture of phenomenological research, i.e., approaching the objects in order to establish nexus and then achieve generalizations. The research makes a literature review and a qualitative analysis of the procedures of creation. The instruments used for the selection of the analysedl analyzed are process documents, interviews, schedules of artists, works, critical texts, catalogues, books and exhibitions. Thus, the corpus consists of, namely: the works of Bishop do Rosário, Edith Derdy, Elida Tessler, Fabio Morais, Lenora de Barros, Jorge, Mira Shendel and Nuno Ramos. The research aims at contributing to the enhancement of the discussion about the use of the written and verbal language in the Visual Arts, since there are few artistic debates on this subject in contemporary art criticism, mostly under a procedural perspective and within a process approach of creation. As far as a hypotheses is concerned, we propose a systematization of interpretive readings of the works named above by establishing some fields of procedures. Hence, we propose the following procedure fields: Filed 1- sound, vocal and performative actions; Field 2 appropriations and Field 3 verbal visualizations. The research is theoretically supported by the network concepts and creation process proposed by Cecilia Daniel Salles. In addition, the concept of network by the following authors have been adopted: Pierre Musso, André Parente and Virginia Kastrup. The research sustains a sincrodiachronical approach affiliation