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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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[en] MIRA SCHENDEL: THE WORK OF ART S NET / [pt] MIRA SCHENDEL: A REDE DA OBRA

PATRICIA MOREIRA LAMBERT 27 November 2017 (has links)
[pt] A artista suíça-brasileira Mira Schendel (Zurique, 1919 – São Paulo, 1988) chegou ao Brasil no pós-guerra, em 1949, e aqui começou a pintar. Embora mantivesse vínculos inegáveis com os demais movimentos artísticos da segunda metade do século XX, Mira criou uma linguagem plástica própria e produziu uma estética entre que não permite ser reduzida a nenhum dos ismos de seu tempo. O objetivo da tese Mira Schendel. A rede da obra é investigar as escolhas formais e as preocupações expressivas de Mira a partir de um conjunto representativo de trabalhos, buscando apreender a singularidade das questões artísticas e plásticas implícitas nessas obras particulares. Desde a realização das 2000 Monotipias, entre 1964-66, sua pesquisa ramifica-se em séries que se desenvolvem a partir do desdobramento de algumas questões matriciais: o transparente e o opaco, a potencialização do vazio, a corporeidade do mundo, as ambiguidades do signo, o tempo. Artista prolixa, destacava-se pelo experimentalismo espontâneo. Sempre pesquisando os processos da forma, utilizou materiais inusitados que estabeleciam entre si relações bastante singulares e criou uma quantidade assombrosa de trabalhos que declaram a falência da hierarquia entre pintura, desenho, escultura ou instalação. Recortou, furou, amassou e, literalmente, amarrou os seus suportes. Desenhava com a unha, no avesso do papel. Esses gestos inesperados acabaram por explodir, em definitivo, a representação ilusionista e produziram um pensamento novo, incrivelmente livre, sobre a pintura e o espaço pictórico. / [en] Swiss-brazilian artist Mira Schendel (Zurich 1919 - São Paulo 1988) arrived in Brazil after the war, in 1949, and here she began to paint. Although she maintained undeniable connexions with the other artistic movements of the second half of the twentieth century, Mira created a language of her own and produced an aesthetic of the in between, which cannot be reduced to any of the isms of her time. The purpose of the dissertation Mira Schendel: the work of art s net is to investigate Mira s formal choices and expressive concerns as from a representative set of her works, seeking to apprehend the singularity of the artistic and plastic issues implicit in these particular works. Since the 2000 Monotypes, made between 1964-66, her research has been based on series that develop from the unfolding of some matrix issues: the transparent and the opaque, the potentialization of the void, the corporeality of the world, the ambiguities of the sign, time. A prolix artist, she stood out because of her spontaneous experimentalism. Always researching the processes of form, she used unusual materials that established very singular connections; she created an astonishing amount of works that declare the failure of the hierarchy between painting, drawing, sculpture or installation. She cut, punched, kneaded, and literally tied up her supports. She drew with her fingernail on the back of the paper. These unexpected gestures definitely invalidated the illusionist representation and produced a new way of thinking, incredibly free, about painting and pictorial space.

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