Processos criativos no SCIArts: equipe interdisciplinar

• Autor(a) principal: Blumenschein, Júlia Camille
• Data de Publicação: 2008
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/18216
• topic: Processo criativo; Redes de criação; Instalações multimídia interativas; Arte e tecnologia; Inteligencia coletiva; Multimidia (Arte); Criacao (Literaria, artistica, etc) -- Inovacoes tecnologicas; Redes de computadores; Creative process; Creative net; Multimedia interactive installations; CNPQ::ENGENHARIAS

This essay aims to discuss and problematize the process of development of art works of a collective. To achieve this, questions that involve the net creation, the Umwelt concept and aesthetics experience are tackled. To reach the process itself, models and different creation stages are proposed to develop a methodology from the study of phases. It pursuits to use a whole basis to analyse the process, since that creation cannot be understood as being linear and also there are oscillations during the works elaboration, in a continuous net of influences  as much objective  as subjective exchanges.   The documents of the process of the art group SCIArts are used, as declarations of the members in dialog with specialists of various areas. As bibliographic reference, the reflection is based upon the studies of Salles, Shustermann, Dewey, Uexküll, Lévy, Laurentiz and artists such as Oiticica and Duchamp, since the research has a multidisciplinary domain. It perceives the process and appraises how the group struggle with questions that appear during the art-making and that modifies the work in progress. This essay is within the field of aesthetic technology, especially at installation-based art domain, works developed by the mentioned collective. Is intended to evaluate the relations between technologies and the creative process and also to reach part of the complexity of the collaborative and multidisciplinary art-making