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Relax / RelaxFroncová, Tereza Unknown Date (has links)
The thesis deals with a topic of virtual relaxation and the contrast between idealized landscape and everyday reality. The theme of landscape compensation is very comprehensive and widely interacts with and impacts on psychological and cultural levels. For example, when images of nature represent a place of denied primary purity or the unreachable paradise. I draw my inspiration from YouTube channel phenomenon of relaxation videos which depict several hours’ long static views of the ideal landscape with authentic sound in the background. The aim of the work is to prepare a happening with a video recording, when the absurdly long journey in search of the ideal will not be transferable.
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Análisis del uso de vídeos ASMR en jóvenes de diferentes universidades de Lima / Analysis of the use of ASMR videos in young people from different universities in LimaMenéndez Avila, Diana Fabiola 07 July 2021 (has links)
ASMR significa Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, que en español es Respuesta Sensorial Meridiana Autónoma. Es un tipo de terapia digital, que a través de estímulos visuales y sonoros generan relajación (Domínguez, 2019). La aparición del COVID 19 ha generado una pandemia, que ocasionó que, en países como Perú, todas las instituciones educativas cerraran sus puertas. Los autores Katz, Jun y Callorda (2020) recalcan que el actual contexto de pandemia ha causado que la vida de muchos jóvenes universitarios cambie abruptamente y que, al pasar mucho tiempo encerrados en casa, empiecen a desencadenar mucho estrés, y que, por ende, el uso del ASMR haya aumentado significativamente. En esta investigación se analizará de qué manera los jóvenes universitarios usuarios de ASMR consumen este tipo de videos y cómo es su relación con la estética de estos. / ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, which in Spanish is Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. It is a type of digital therapy, which through visual and sound stimuli generates relaxation (Domínguez, 2019). The appearance of COVID 19 has generated a pandemic, which caused all educational institutions to close their doors in countries like Peru. The authors Katz, Jun and Callorda (2020) emphasize that the current pandemic context has caused the lives of many young university students to change abruptly and that, after spending a lot of time locked up at home, they begin to trigger a lot of stress, and that, for Hence, the use of ASMR has increased significantly. This research will analyze how young university students who use ASMR consume this type of video and how it is related to the aesthetics of these. / Trabajo de investigación
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