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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.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Foto-assemblage / Photo-assemblage

Eduardo Mariz Corrêa da Costa 08 April 2013 (has links)
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / FOTO-ASSEMBLAGE consiste em nomenclatura sugestionada para definir os trabalhos que tenho produzido a partir da junção de fotografias digitais. As elaborações e fundamentações desses trabalhos representam também o cerne das pesquisas que resultaram na presente dissertação. Em princípio, o termo foto-assemblage haveria de referir-se a questões técnicas ou formais dessa prática. Contudo, ao desenvolver as pesquisas alguns procedimentos acabaram por determinar certas nuances que revelaram aspectos comuns também em seus e conteúdos. Como resultado de construções artísticas juntando fotografias desde 2009, cheguei às composições sintéticas aqui apresentadas, construídas a partir de duas fotografias. Aventei o nome foto-assemblage por observar nas imagens resultantes ressalvas que as distinguiriam de certas convenções atribuídas à ideia de fotografia. Ao mesmo tempo, as referidas imagens proporiam um possível desdobramento ao entendimento de assemblage enquanto técnica artística. Ainda que não seja uma regra, fotografias revelam imagens de momentos. Em sua relação com a compreensão humana de tempo ou espaço, fotografias quase sempre contêm instâncias mínimas. Fotografias, contudo, podem ser também compreendidas como uma contração de um percurso de tempo. Toda imagem fotográfica pode ser assimilada como resultante de determinados acontecimentos anteriores e mesmo tida como elemento gerador de conseqüências futuras. Seguindo esse entendimento, o que proponho com a foto-assemblage é que essa lide com segmentos de tempo ou de espaço contidos numa mesma imagem. Essas fotografias originárias ganhariam uma nova atribuição, sendo retiradas de seu contexto original, serviriam de balizas do percurso de tempo ou espaço suprimido e subjetivado entre elas. Poeticamente, eventos ocorridos entre as fotografias originárias estariam contidos nas imagens produzidas. O termo assemblage foi incorporado às artes a partir de 1953, por Jean Dubuffet, para descrever trabalhos que seriam algo mais do que simples colagem. A ideia de assemblage se baseia no princípio de que todo e qualquer material ou objeto colhido de nosso mundo cotidiano pode ser incorporado a uma obra de arte, criando um novo conjunto, sem que perca seu sentido original. Esse objeto é arrancado de seu uso habitual e inserido num novo contexto, tecendo laços de relação com os demais elementos, construindo narrativas num novo ambiente, o da obra. Na ideia da foto-assemblage, entretanto, é sugerido uso das imagens fotográficas originárias não como objetos que estariam em um mundo cotidiano, mas sim como imagem na concepção do que seria uma entidade mental. Adoto como que uma visão mágica onde as imagens originárias e básicas estariam numa outra dimensão, num plano bidimensional, não manipulável por nós habitantes da tridimensionalidade. Nesse ambiente imaginário ou não, as fotografias são assentadas consolidando a foto-assemblage. Quando a foto-assemblage se concretiza, se corporifica numa mídia, sendo impressa para uma contemplação, ai então, passaria a integrar nosso mundo tridimensional. O resultado poderia ser admitido como um híbrido, uma terceira coisa, a partir de duas que já não se dissociam mais no ensejo de uma compreensão estética. Ao final da dissertação, apresento experiências práticas que resultaram em quatro séries de imagens em foto-assemblage. Cada série enfatiza aspectos peculiares do que denomino paisagem expandida, representando percursos de tempo, espaço ou trajetos entre o mundo concreto e mundos do inconsciente. / PHOTO-ASSEMBLAGE consists on nomenclature to define the work that I have produced from the junction of digital photographs. The elaboration and justification of these works also represent the core of the research that resulted in this dissertation. In principle, the term photo-assemblage would refer to formal or technical issues this practice. However, research to develop some procedures ultimately determine certain nuances that reveal common aspects and also in their content. As a result of joining constructions artistic photographs since 2009, I came to the synthetic compositions presented here, constructed from two photographs. I suggested name photo-assemblage by observing the resulting images caveats that distinguish certain conventions attributed to the idea of photography. At the same time, these images would propose a possible unfolding to the understanding of assemblage as artistic technique. Although it is not a rule, photographs show images of times. In its relation to the human understanding of time and space, photographs almost always contain instances minimal. Photographs, however, can also be understood as a contraction of a course of time. Every photographic image can be assimilated as a result of certain events before and even seen as an element that generates future consequences. Following this understanding, what I propose with the photo-assemblage is that it deals with segments of time or space contained in the same picture. These photographs originating win a new award, being removed from their original context, serve as beacons of travel time or space and deleted subjectivizing between them. Poetically, events originating from the photographs would be contained in the images produced. The term assemblage to the arts was built as from 1953 by Jean Dubuffet to describe works that would be something more than simple collage. The idea of assemblage is based on the principle that any material or object drawn from our everyday world can be incorporated into a work of art, creating a new set without losing its original meaning. This object is torn from its habitual use and placed in a new context, weaving bonds of relationship with the other elements, constructing narratives in a new environment, the work. In view of photo-assemblage, however, is suggested use of photographic images as objects originating not they would be in an everyday world, but as the design image of what a mental entity. I adopt it as a magical sight where the images originate, basic, would be in another dimension, a two-dimensional plane, we can not be manipulated by the inhabitants of three-dimensionality. In this "environment" imaginary or not, pictures are settled consolidating photo-assemblage. When the photo-assemblage materializes, is embodied in media, being printed for contemplation there would then integrate our three-dimensional world. The result could be admitted as a hybrid, a third thing from two no longer dissociate more opportunity in an aesthetic understanding. In the concluding stages of dissertation, practical experiences that resulted in four sets of images in photo-assemblage. Each one emphasizing peculiar aspects of what I title "expanded landscape", reproducing images that contain paths of time, space or paths between the concrete world and unconscious worlds
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Foto-assemblage / Photo-assemblage

Eduardo Mariz Corrêa da Costa 08 April 2013 (has links)
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / FOTO-ASSEMBLAGE consiste em nomenclatura sugestionada para definir os trabalhos que tenho produzido a partir da junção de fotografias digitais. As elaborações e fundamentações desses trabalhos representam também o cerne das pesquisas que resultaram na presente dissertação. Em princípio, o termo foto-assemblage haveria de referir-se a questões técnicas ou formais dessa prática. Contudo, ao desenvolver as pesquisas alguns procedimentos acabaram por determinar certas nuances que revelaram aspectos comuns também em seus e conteúdos. Como resultado de construções artísticas juntando fotografias desde 2009, cheguei às composições sintéticas aqui apresentadas, construídas a partir de duas fotografias. Aventei o nome foto-assemblage por observar nas imagens resultantes ressalvas que as distinguiriam de certas convenções atribuídas à ideia de fotografia. Ao mesmo tempo, as referidas imagens proporiam um possível desdobramento ao entendimento de assemblage enquanto técnica artística. Ainda que não seja uma regra, fotografias revelam imagens de momentos. Em sua relação com a compreensão humana de tempo ou espaço, fotografias quase sempre contêm instâncias mínimas. Fotografias, contudo, podem ser também compreendidas como uma contração de um percurso de tempo. Toda imagem fotográfica pode ser assimilada como resultante de determinados acontecimentos anteriores e mesmo tida como elemento gerador de conseqüências futuras. Seguindo esse entendimento, o que proponho com a foto-assemblage é que essa lide com segmentos de tempo ou de espaço contidos numa mesma imagem. Essas fotografias originárias ganhariam uma nova atribuição, sendo retiradas de seu contexto original, serviriam de balizas do percurso de tempo ou espaço suprimido e subjetivado entre elas. Poeticamente, eventos ocorridos entre as fotografias originárias estariam contidos nas imagens produzidas. O termo assemblage foi incorporado às artes a partir de 1953, por Jean Dubuffet, para descrever trabalhos que seriam algo mais do que simples colagem. A ideia de assemblage se baseia no princípio de que todo e qualquer material ou objeto colhido de nosso mundo cotidiano pode ser incorporado a uma obra de arte, criando um novo conjunto, sem que perca seu sentido original. Esse objeto é arrancado de seu uso habitual e inserido num novo contexto, tecendo laços de relação com os demais elementos, construindo narrativas num novo ambiente, o da obra. Na ideia da foto-assemblage, entretanto, é sugerido uso das imagens fotográficas originárias não como objetos que estariam em um mundo cotidiano, mas sim como imagem na concepção do que seria uma entidade mental. Adoto como que uma visão mágica onde as imagens originárias e básicas estariam numa outra dimensão, num plano bidimensional, não manipulável por nós habitantes da tridimensionalidade. Nesse ambiente imaginário ou não, as fotografias são assentadas consolidando a foto-assemblage. Quando a foto-assemblage se concretiza, se corporifica numa mídia, sendo impressa para uma contemplação, ai então, passaria a integrar nosso mundo tridimensional. O resultado poderia ser admitido como um híbrido, uma terceira coisa, a partir de duas que já não se dissociam mais no ensejo de uma compreensão estética. Ao final da dissertação, apresento experiências práticas que resultaram em quatro séries de imagens em foto-assemblage. Cada série enfatiza aspectos peculiares do que denomino paisagem expandida, representando percursos de tempo, espaço ou trajetos entre o mundo concreto e mundos do inconsciente. / PHOTO-ASSEMBLAGE consists on nomenclature to define the work that I have produced from the junction of digital photographs. The elaboration and justification of these works also represent the core of the research that resulted in this dissertation. In principle, the term photo-assemblage would refer to formal or technical issues this practice. However, research to develop some procedures ultimately determine certain nuances that reveal common aspects and also in their content. As a result of joining constructions artistic photographs since 2009, I came to the synthetic compositions presented here, constructed from two photographs. I suggested name photo-assemblage by observing the resulting images caveats that distinguish certain conventions attributed to the idea of photography. At the same time, these images would propose a possible unfolding to the understanding of assemblage as artistic technique. Although it is not a rule, photographs show images of times. In its relation to the human understanding of time and space, photographs almost always contain instances minimal. Photographs, however, can also be understood as a contraction of a course of time. Every photographic image can be assimilated as a result of certain events before and even seen as an element that generates future consequences. Following this understanding, what I propose with the photo-assemblage is that it deals with segments of time or space contained in the same picture. These photographs originating win a new award, being removed from their original context, serve as beacons of travel time or space and deleted subjectivizing between them. Poetically, events originating from the photographs would be contained in the images produced. The term assemblage to the arts was built as from 1953 by Jean Dubuffet to describe works that would be something more than simple collage. The idea of assemblage is based on the principle that any material or object drawn from our everyday world can be incorporated into a work of art, creating a new set without losing its original meaning. This object is torn from its habitual use and placed in a new context, weaving bonds of relationship with the other elements, constructing narratives in a new environment, the work. In view of photo-assemblage, however, is suggested use of photographic images as objects originating not they would be in an everyday world, but as the design image of what a mental entity. I adopt it as a magical sight where the images originate, basic, would be in another dimension, a two-dimensional plane, we can not be manipulated by the inhabitants of three-dimensionality. In this "environment" imaginary or not, pictures are settled consolidating photo-assemblage. When the photo-assemblage materializes, is embodied in media, being printed for contemplation there would then integrate our three-dimensional world. The result could be admitted as a hybrid, a third thing from two no longer dissociate more opportunity in an aesthetic understanding. In the concluding stages of dissertation, practical experiences that resulted in four sets of images in photo-assemblage. Each one emphasizing peculiar aspects of what I title "expanded landscape", reproducing images that contain paths of time, space or paths between the concrete world and unconscious worlds
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Collages as 'n strategie in die selfbewuswording van die adolessent.

Cloete, Suzette 24 June 2008 (has links)
My skripsie is ‘n beskrywing van die gebruik van collages in ‘n aktiewe en informele leersituasie. Dit beklemtoon collages as strategie in die selfbewuswording van die adolessent. Collages as onderrigstrategie kan veral sinvol gebruik word in Lewensoriëntering. Daarom is my navorsingsvraag: Hoe kan collages gebruik word as ‘n strategie in die selfbewuswording van die adolessennt ? Collages is die kuns om prente of foto’s (selfs tekeninge of skrywe) op papier of karton te rangskik en vas te plak. Kinders en selfs volwassenes vind dit soms makliker om te praat deur middel van prente. Die navorsingsbenadering is kwalitatief met ‘n aksienavorsingsontwerp. Data is versamel deur middel van waarneming en veldnotas in ‘n joernaal en collages. Foto’s is van die collages geneem as deel van datavaslegging. Die data is geanaliseer deur na temas te soek. Uit die temas kon vasgestel word dat collages wel gebruik kan word as ‘n strategie om selfbewuswording van adolessente te fasiliteer. / Ms. H. Krige
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4sh: Coping via Crayons, Canvas, and Mixed-Media Artmaking

Forsh, Whitney 08 August 2017 (has links)
This arts-based thesis is a personal account of making sense of loss, embracing emotion, and the cathartic qualities of mixed-media art relying greatly on family photographs. The findings from this will inform my teaching approach and assist budding artists (my pupils) in creating connections by breaking down walls to promote growth of their artistic voice.
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The End of Histories

Field, Joshua 01 January 2012 (has links) (PDF)
This M.F.A. thesis paper and exhibition explore the ephemerality of relationships as they are redefined by contiguity and recontextualization. My work derives from an investigation of alternative interpretive structures while retaining an overarching sense of narrative. This approach to painting relies on the human propensity to create organization in order to contend with chaos or overwhelming amounts of information. Traced back to curiosity cabinets or wunderkammers and forward through museums and encyclopedias, the organization of knowledge in both its diachronic and synchronic forms serves to collapse time and space. Geography and chronology become obsolete as relationships between images and objects gain new contexts. This recontextualization is not momentary but continual, as objects and images move through time and are replicated, appropriated and assimilated. Particularly in this digital age, that distance from the original is expanded in such a way as to make relationships truly ephemeral. A painting that derives from a print-out of a JPEG, which was beamed across the globe after being digitized from a photograph of an object already taken out of time and geography by those who placed it in a museum is extraordinarily distant from its original context. The ensuing abstraction changes the image irrevocable; it is a new thing entirely and only an echo of the former context remains. These paintings are filled with echoes but the true narrative is that of the ephemeral relationships that are fixed on the page for a just a moment and then disappear into the continuously shifting stream of context.
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Narrative Structures: The Creation of Meaning Through Reference and Collage in Architecture

Moschel, Amanda January 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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Once Upon a Game: Improving Motivational Factors Contributing to Aliteracy Through Arts- and Narrative-Driven, Interactive Gameplay

Downie, Andrea Simone 06 September 2022 (has links)
No description available.
68

Compressed Spaces

Milburn, Jason K. 15 December 2017 (has links)
No description available.
69

Deleuzian Cincinnati

Edmister, Kyle 09 June 2016 (has links)
No description available.
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Ambiguous Form

Li, Qian 02 August 2018 (has links)
This thesis is an exploration of the ambiguous form. "Ambiguous" means having multiple interpretations. Usually, a figurative presentation will direct people to a particular thing. On the contrary, if familiarity is provided as the only way, people can find a deceptive scenario, and associate it with the corresponding space in his or her memory. This happens because the images stored in our minds are not very refined, especially the ones we see but do not remember deliberately. So we can say that the ambiguous form triggers our association and thinking. It could give us more affordance about architectural space. In addition, collage, an art of transforming fragments into a whole, is an essential approach for my thesis. The process involves disintegrating something first, analyzing it, then synthesizing the parts together. It is beautiful / Master of Architecture

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