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  • About
  • 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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Tudo é um: fluxo entre desenho e verbo / Everything is one: fluxus between drawing and verb

Luiza Crosman de Rezende 31 March 2014 (has links)
Fundação Carlos Chagas Filho de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro / Nesta Dissertação, investigo o conjunto de desenhos que denominei desenhos-conceitos e que constituem-se como uma prática processual da minha atuação enquanto artista. Tal investigação é percorrida através de seis tangentes transdisciplinares na tentativa de estabelecer pontos de contato entre a prática do Desenho e outras práticas contemporâneas investigativas do conhecimento humano. São elas: Tangente Diagramas, Tangente Cosmologia, Tangente Desenhos, Tangente Linguística, Tangente Lógica/Matemática e Tangente Escritura. A pesquisa procura estabelecer uma maior proximidade entre teoria e obra apresentando-se como texto dissertivo e também como a elaboração de um Fichário. Neste Fichário o léxico dos desenhos-conceitos é apresentado em conjunto com uma série de anotações que permearam a investigação e ambos, desenhos-conceitos e anotações, configuram-se como pontos-chave para a formação da arquitetura conceitual do léxico. Tanto o texto dissertivo quanto as anotações e desenhos presentes no Fichário tecem indagações acerca da relação entre o espaço-tempo e o corpo daquele que performa ações. A pesquisa conclui na abertura de novos procedimentos práticos, através da ideia de performatividade na realização de ações, com as obras Desire to communicate e Obscena. / This dissertation investigates a set of processual drawings that constitute a part of my artistic process, which I denominated concept-drawings. This investigation is made through six transdisciplinary tangents, in an attempt to establish points of contact between the practice of drawing and other contemporary investigative practices of human knowledge. These tangents are: Tangent Diagrams, Tangent Cosmology, Tangent Drawings, Tangent Linguistics, Tangent Logic/Mathemathics and Tangent Scripture. The research also seeks to establish a closer relationship between theory and work of art presenting itself as text and as a Binder, in which the lexicon of concept-drawings are brought together with a series of annotations that were made throughout the research. Both concept-drawings and annotations are key points for the formation of the conceptual architecture of the lexicon. Together with the text, these annotations and drawings intend to question the relationship between the space-time relation with the body of he who performs actions. The research concludes with concept of performativity in the works "Desire to communicate" and "Obscena", openning new practical procedures within my process as an artist
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Tudo é um: fluxo entre desenho e verbo / Everything is one: fluxus between drawing and verb

Luiza Crosman de Rezende 31 March 2014 (has links)
Fundação Carlos Chagas Filho de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro / Nesta Dissertação, investigo o conjunto de desenhos que denominei desenhos-conceitos e que constituem-se como uma prática processual da minha atuação enquanto artista. Tal investigação é percorrida através de seis tangentes transdisciplinares na tentativa de estabelecer pontos de contato entre a prática do Desenho e outras práticas contemporâneas investigativas do conhecimento humano. São elas: Tangente Diagramas, Tangente Cosmologia, Tangente Desenhos, Tangente Linguística, Tangente Lógica/Matemática e Tangente Escritura. A pesquisa procura estabelecer uma maior proximidade entre teoria e obra apresentando-se como texto dissertivo e também como a elaboração de um Fichário. Neste Fichário o léxico dos desenhos-conceitos é apresentado em conjunto com uma série de anotações que permearam a investigação e ambos, desenhos-conceitos e anotações, configuram-se como pontos-chave para a formação da arquitetura conceitual do léxico. Tanto o texto dissertivo quanto as anotações e desenhos presentes no Fichário tecem indagações acerca da relação entre o espaço-tempo e o corpo daquele que performa ações. A pesquisa conclui na abertura de novos procedimentos práticos, através da ideia de performatividade na realização de ações, com as obras Desire to communicate e Obscena. / This dissertation investigates a set of processual drawings that constitute a part of my artistic process, which I denominated concept-drawings. This investigation is made through six transdisciplinary tangents, in an attempt to establish points of contact between the practice of drawing and other contemporary investigative practices of human knowledge. These tangents are: Tangent Diagrams, Tangent Cosmology, Tangent Drawings, Tangent Linguistics, Tangent Logic/Mathemathics and Tangent Scripture. The research also seeks to establish a closer relationship between theory and work of art presenting itself as text and as a Binder, in which the lexicon of concept-drawings are brought together with a series of annotations that were made throughout the research. Both concept-drawings and annotations are key points for the formation of the conceptual architecture of the lexicon. Together with the text, these annotations and drawings intend to question the relationship between the space-time relation with the body of he who performs actions. The research concludes with concept of performativity in the works "Desire to communicate" and "Obscena", openning new practical procedures within my process as an artist
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The Drawn Subject: Meaning and the Moving Drawing

Williamson, Naomi, naomiruthwilliamson@mac.com January 2007 (has links)
Using the vehicle of hand drawn animation, this is an ongoing reflection of instances that repeat themselves to a point beyond the humorous and back. The Myth of Sisyphus 'The Gods had condemned Sisyphus to ceaselessly rolling a rock to the top of a mountain, whence the stone would fall back on its own weight. They had thought with some reason that there was no more dreadful punishment than futile and hopeless labour.' Albert Camus- The Myth of Sisyphus By observing and illustrating assiduous daily gestures and events our absurd hero is revealed: this protagonist, be it object or human consciously and often unconsciously lives within a relentless finite experience. As the same moment is duplicated, the
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Raison pratique et création réflexive : l'artéfact au-delà du champ étendu de l'art / Practical reason and reflexive practice : the artefact beyond the expanded field of art

Pedrosa, Nuno 12 September 2015 (has links)
Cette thèse, qui met en relation réflexion théorique et création artistique, entend comprendre pourquoi au cours de la contemplation d’une oeuvre d’art notre attention dépasse rarement ses qualités formelles, esthétiques ou conceptuelles.Contrairement à d’autres artefacts que nous rencontrons au quotidien, nous identifions les œuvres d’art au fait qu’elles ne satisfont pas des fins utilitaires. Leur place dans le musée ou la galerie en atteste et conduit à faire en sorte qu'elles n’ont pas d'autre rôle que d’attirer notre attention sur leurs caractéristiques propres. Cette thèse oppose à ce constat un mode de réception qui repose sur l’articulation de l’artefact à un environnement social. Cela suppose un mode de création et d’expression basé sur la fabrication d’instruments ou dispositifs susceptibles d'interpeller le spectateur. / This thesis, which combines theoretical analysis with artistic creation, attempts to understand the reason why, when contemplating works of art, we rarely look beyond their aesthetic, formal or conceptual qualities. Unlike many other objects that we encounter in our lives, works of art are recognizable by the fact that they serve no practical purpose. Their idle existence in galleries and museums confirms this and ensures that works of art fulfill no other function than that of drawing our attention to their inherent qualities. That being the case, this thesis proposes a way of appreciating art that relies on the articulation between an artefact and a social setting. This assumes a way of creating art and expressing ourselves that is grounded on the fabrication of instruments or devices predisposed to engage the beholder.

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