A imaginação da música: das imagens técnicas às estéticas do audiovisual digital

• Autor(a) principal: Campos, Cláudio Henrique Brant
• Data de Publicação: 2014
• 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/4664
• topic: Mídias digitais; Cinema expandido; VJ; Sinestesia; Neobarroco; Digital media; Expanded cinema; Loop; Synesthesia; Neo-baroque; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO

The imagination of music: from the technical images until the aesthetics of the digital audiovisual. Based on the observation that computer images produced today approach the dimension of time-based media, such as music, this research investigates the relationship between the audiovisual synesthesia, analyzing an example in digital processing, in the figure of the VJ (video-jockey in neologism): mixer of images and remixing of sounds in samples for live performances. It was verify that the ways perception is processed in the digital environment of miscegenation, by the amount and the remixing. This thesis introduces the hypothesis that our object suggests a synesthesia that expands to other systems such as tactile, forming a rhythmic cinema and motorized, influence by video clips, but in a digital platform, which simulates a complementary synesthetics or a translation by rhythmic counterpoint. The thesis also asks how the structural elements can reverberate a stunted aesthetic, revealing them in a diluted form. Thus, the object finds the elements of an aesthetics of the inaccurate and paradoxical, described by H. J. Koellreutter, constructivist without hierarchy and presenting fields or atmospheres, complementary dualities as pointillism versus lines and density versus rarefaction. On the other hand, this object finds anew the example of the aesthetic of the Baroque in pursuit of constant change and folds in its metonymic material, searching for the playful as a commitment to language codes, the audible-tactile-visual textures. One last specific question relates to the concept of expanded cinema, of Gene Youngblood, and how it can be inferred from our audiovisual object. We rely on this author, to investigate aspects of synesthesia, synergy, complementarity of opposites, inventive spirit (aesthetic), the automated computing environment, as well as aspects of a final overcoming of the opposition between art and entertainment. This thesis is devoted to ancient, anthropological and aesthetic process issues of the variation. For this reason, it is investigated elements of our present, aesthetically diluted by history, that correspond to ancient techniques of composing images-sounds. A path is followed from the first songs of call and response of all popular music and of the European Middle Ages, up to the synthesized loops created by todays software. By referring to Baroque styles, we complained to our object of study of the neo-baroque aesthetics, conceptualized according to Haroldo de Campos and Severo Sarduy. By incorporating the aesthetic of the second half of the 20th century, this object transcends the notions of authorship, work, representation, like expanded cinema