Esta pesquisa traz as reflexões sobre a imagem do corpo, que surgiram no decorrer do percurso artístico, utilizando a cerâmica como principal meio de expressão poética. Trabalhando com diversas técnicas de modelagem, pintura e impressão em cerâmica, desenrolam-se reflexões sobre o corpo - principalmente sobre o meu próprio e minhas experiências, sensações e sentimentos / This research brings reflections about the body image, which appeared during the artistic process, using ceramic as the primary means of poetic expression. Working with various modeling techniques, painting and printing on ceramics, unfold reflections about the body - mostly on my own and my experiences, sensations and feelings.

[pt] A dissertação é uma tentativa de explorar caminhos de investigação da palavra poética que permitiram sua liberação de formatos estritos, como o processo iniciado por: Um lance de dados jamais abolirá o acaso de Mallarmé; a noção que Haroldo de Campos resgata do poeta-calígrafo, do pensamento do livro total, o livro como um objeto; e a estética da ruína identificada por Walter Benjamin no Barroco alemão. O campo de investigação é o de experiências poético-visuais que interrompem, criam deslocamentos ou obstruções na linguagem: manchas, infiltrações, junções, vestígios, ruínas, cicatrizes, colagens e apagamentos – procedimentos poéticos para permear o inaudito, o indizível, camadas e aberturas no objeto poema. Análise de três casos que se equilibram no limiar do poético e do plástico – Waly Salomão e seus Babilaques; Edgard Braga e seus poemas visuais; e Mira Schendel e suas Monotipias. A escrita da dissertação foi concebida em forma de ensaios e fragmentos, trazendo fotos e imagens-resquícios de cadernos e trabalhos feitos pelo autor ao longo do mestrado. São imagens que procuram ativar outros sentidos, sem obrigação explicativa, expositiva ou informativa, mas com uma relação direta e rizomática com a pesquisa. / [en] The thesis is an attempt to explore ways of investigating the poetic word that allowed their release of strict formats, such as the process initiated by: Un Coup de Dés Jamais N Abolira Le Hasard from Mallarmé; the notion that Harold of Campos rescues from the poet-calligrapher, from the thought of the total book, the book as an object; and the aesthetic of ruins identified by Walter Benjamin in the german baroque. The field of investigation is that of poetic-visual experiences that interrupt, create displacements or obstructions in the language: stains, infiltrations, joints, traces, ruins, scars, collages and erasures –– poetic procedures to permeate the unprecedented, the tacit, layers and gaps in the poem object. Analysis of three cases that balance on the threshold of poetic and plastic –– Waly Salomão and his Babilaques; Edgard Braga and his visual poems; and Mira Schendel and her monotipes. The writing of the dissertation was worked in the form of essays and fragments, bringing photos and imagesremnants of notebooks and works done by me throughout the master s process. They are images that seek to activate other senses, without explanatory, expository or informative obligation, but with a direct and risomatic relation with this research.

This research aims to map some of the ways letters design become structural constituent, by means of an expressive use of printing configuration, that is, through a skillful arrangement of printing elements, and, sometimes, by the determiners from Augusto de Campos s expressiveness of poems. To accomplish this study, it is relevant to do, before the analysis, a historical-conceptual contextualized path of printing as well as its implications with the ideogram conception, understood according to Ernest Fenollosa, via Ezra Pound. This printing route is found in Augusto s work from his first books (we can call this production as pre-concrete) to his definitely concrete poems, reaching his most recent production, which allows us a coherent glimpse and, at the same time, a rare mobility on Brazilian literature. / Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico / Esta pesquisa se destina a mapear alguns modos como, por meio de um uso expressivo das configurações tipográficas, isto é, através de um inventivo arranjo dos elementos tipográficos, os desenhos das letras transformam-se em constituintes estruturais e, por vezes, determinantes da expressividade dos poemas de Augusto de Campos. Para tanto, precede as análises um percurso de contextualização histórico-conceitual da tipografia bem como de suas implicações com o conceito de ideograma, como entendido por Ernest Fenollosa, via Ezra Pound. Essa diretriz tipográfica se faz presente, na obra de Augusto, desde seus primeiros livros (quando então podemos chamar sua produção de pré-concreta) até seus poemas efetivamente concretos, alcançando sua produção mais recente, o que nos deixa entrever uma coerência e, ao mesmo tempo, uma mobilidade raras na literatura brasileira.

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Orientador: Luise Weiss / A biblioteca do IA acompanha 2 DVD-R / Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Artes / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-19T02:45:00Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Cardoso_SilviaHelenadosSantos_D.pdf: 204143936 bytes, checksum: 8684d797a1436e3233a9c041032a67bb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011 / Resumo: Estrada, Paisagem e Capim - Fotografias e Relatos no Jalapão é uma pesquisa em Poética Visual constituída por viagens - como deslocamento e experiência estética - ao cerrado jalapoeiro, no interior do Estado do Tocantins. A fotografia digital e as anotações se constituem como expressão e desenvolvimento do percurso processual do trabalho realizado. As referências teóricas e visuais contaram com a Antropologia como essência, metodologia e inserção no campo de pesquisa e a Arte como espaço de reflexão e criação para o caminho poético. Diferentes questionamentos surgiram ao longo do desenvolvimento do fazer artístico e acabaram por delimitar o trabalho. Nesta pesquisa, arte, natureza e cultura tornam-se pares no processo de registro e percepção da intuição criativa fotográfica, enfatizando assim, o caráter de "work in progress". Um Livro de Fotografias e um DVD sonorizado com 170 imagens são apresentados como processo e resultado do trabalho poético / Abstract: Road, Landscape and Grass - Photographs and Reports in the Jalapão is a research in Poetic Visual consisting of travels - such as displacement and aesthetic experience - to the brazilian savannah, in the State of Tocantins/BR. The digital photography and the written summary notes are as expression and development of the proceedings of the visual work done. The theoretical and visual references counted with the Anthropology as well as essence, methodology and insertion in the field of research, and the Art to be a space for reflection and creation for the poetic way. Different questions have arisen in the course of the development of artistic making and ultimately define the work. In this research, art, nature and culture have become parts in the process of registration and perception of the creative intuition photographic, emphasizing the character of "work in progress". A book of photographs and a DVD with sound and 170 images are presented as a process and outcome of the research poetic / Doutorado / Artes Visuais / Doutor em Artes

Orientador: Fernando Cury de Tacca / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Artes / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-03T21:19:17Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Tosin_Giuliano_M.pdf: 8654138 bytes, checksum: 452fd5c864b8c74c43bde384b55379e4 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2003 / Resumo: Esta dissertação de mestrado apresenta um percurso histórico da poesia experimental que vai desde a Grécia Antiga até os dias de hoje, dando destaque aos principais movimentos artísticos e poéticos do século XX, entre eles os mais recentes, que utilizam meios de realização vinculados às tecnologias eletrônicas e digitais. Através do emprego da teoria semiótica, sobretudo a concebida por Charles S. Peirce, propõe-se a interpretar alguns princípios da poesia experimental e aprofundar-se na teoria da tradução intersemiótica, desenvolvida por Julio Plaza. Baseada nesta teoria, somada a fundamentos da teoria da informação, procura analisar a dinâmica dos processos pelos quais poemas visuais e verbais feitos em suportes convencionais (impressos) foram traduzidos para novas tecnologias / Abstract: This study presents a historical retrospective of experimental poetry that comprehends the period from Ancient Greece to present production, focusing on the main artistic and poetic movements of the 20th century, among them the most recent ones, which utilize electronic and digital technologies. Through the application of the semiotical theory, especially Charles S. Peirce¿s theory, it attempts to interpret some fundaments of experimental poetry and, afterwards, going into the theory of intersemiotical translation, developed by Julio Plaza. Based on this theory along with fundaments of the theory of information, the study aims to analyse the dynamics of the processes in which visual and verbal poems made in conventional media (print) have been translated into new technologies / Mestrado / Multimeios / Mestre em Multimeios

The doctoral thesis is concerned diachronically with the term "visual poetry". The focus is on its progress during the period after the Second World War in the context of the extensively advanced movement, as substantially defined in international expert discussion. The use of the term, which is supported by the arguments of many theoreticians and artists of the period, is studied in the thesis from the viewpoint of the inspirational sources and specific contacts between art and literature. The focus is on the specific positions and strategies of visual perception. Visual poetry is studied - considering the different contexts of the European avant-garde movements and through the analysis of contemporaneous theories which defined three main lines of thought - as an incoherent art stream manifesting itself in the eclectic use of artistic media. In conclusion, the thesis looks at the project of Czech author poetics typology which grew from purely Czech examples based on formal language of the visual poetry works. The thesis seeks to point out the original aspects of the internal discussion of visual poetry, and to place it in the international context.

Cette thèse se propose d’étudier des pratiques poétiques dans et hors du livre à partir de parcours de poètes « passés » par les éditions Al Dante. Il s’agissait de questionner en particulier la notion de « performance », souvent réduite à une dimension scénique. Ou encore l’idée d’avant-garde, trop souvent limitée à une histoire politique close. L’idée d’avant-garde n’apparaît plus comme principe de structuration du groupe, mais comme spectralité agissante, conduisant à mêler des enjeux politiques — critique des institutions, critique de la langue dominante, contestations des places assignées par la culture — avec des enjeux esthétiques. Il est donc question de traduction poétique comme actualisation de la situation politique, et de transmédiation.L’approche stylistique a été progressivement supplantée par une approche médiologique pour problématiser des pratiques hétérogènes. La spécificité de la maison d’édition Al Dante nous permet de replacer le livre dans un écosystème poétique plus général, où le livre n’est plus la seule finalité, mais la médiation entre un processus de création et des manifestations publiques. Aussi peut-on lire ce moment contemporain non seulement comme l’émergence de thématiques dominantes, mais aussi comme une mise en crise de la centralité du livre et de son économie. La pratique des éditions Al Dante nous a donc amenés à défendre une « théorie du geste éditorial » qui ne se réduit pas à la mise en page d’un manuscrit, la production d’un livre et sa commercialisation, mais amène parfois à la création de livres qui ne possédaient pas d’espace éditorial. Repousser les frontières de l’édition, penser la spécificité du livre de « poésie-action » n’est pas sans paradoxes : déstructuration de la linéarité des discours, reconfiguration de l’espace de la page, adaptation spécifique des formats des livres et des polices de caractères. Ces pratiques ont pour enjeu la dimension performative du livre. En cela, on participe d’une manière renouvelée à une « performance typographique ». / This doctoral thesis offers to study poetic practices in and out of the book from poets’ itineraries published by the Al Dante publishing house. The thesis is questioning the performance's notion, most often reduced to its scenic's dimension, but also the avant-garde's idea, too often limited to a political history which has ended. The avant-garde notion doesn't appear anymore as the element structuring the group but as an acting spectrality, leading to mix political issues - criticism of the institutions, criticism of the dominant language, challenges the places assigned by culture - with aesthetic issues. It is therefore a question of poetic translation as actualization of the political situation, and of transmediation. The stylistic approach has been gradually supplanted by a mediological approach to problematize heterogeneous practices. The Al Dante publishing house specificities allow us to see the book in a more general poetic ecosystem, where the book is no longer the only purpose, but the mediation between a process of creation and public events. So we can read this contemporary moment not only as the emergence of dominant themes, but also as a crisis of the book’s centrality and its economy. The Al Dante publishing house practices has led us to defend a theory of “editorial gesture” that cannot be reduced to the layout of manuscript or the production of a book and its marketing, but sometimes leads to the creation of books that didn’t find an editorial space. To push the boundaries of edition, to think the specificity poetry-action’s book is raising paradoxes: the disintegration of the linearity of the speeches, the reconfiguration of the page’s space, the specific adaptation of the books forms and fonts. These practices concern the book’s performative dimension. So it participates in a renewed way to a "typographic performance".

L’objet de cette thèse est de définir un type de poésie visuelle moderne (XXe-XXIe), que nous avons nommé la poésie graphique et qui attache une importance considérable à l’expérimentation plastique du signe graphique, qui manifeste une conscience aiguë des ressources visuelles de la graphie et entend réaliser la poésie dans la matérialité des formes de l’écriture. La poésie graphique désigne une pratique de la poésie à caractère spécifiquement graphique, qui recouvre tant une peinture du signe qu’un travail typographique de la lettre pour élaborer le poème. Cette pratique graphique et plastique du poème s’inscrit dans la continuité, mais également dans un certain renouveau des avant-gardes poétiques et artistiques du XXe siècle, notamment du surréalisme. Les logogrammes de Christian Dotremont, les poèmes-estampes et les livres d’artistes (Éditions Erta) de Roland Giguère, les recueils de signes inventés et d’encres d’Henri Michaux et la typoésie de Jérôme Peignot constituent des formes de poésie graphique. Notre étude porte donc sur des œuvres francophones, issues des domaines belge, français et québécois, produites entre 1950 et 2004. Trois caractéristiques définissent principalement la poésie graphique : l’ambiguïté et le nomadisme du signe du poème par rapport aux ordres sémiotiques — scriptural, iconique et plastique —, la présence d’un rythme et d’un lyrisme graphiques, comme modalités de l’expression du sujet dans la matière graphique, et une remise en cause de la ligne de partage entre les arts autographiques et allographiques, nécessitant de nouveaux modes de perception et de lecture du poème et du livre, soit une « iconolecture » et une « tactilecture ». / The purpose of this thesis is to define a type of modern visual poetry (20th – 21st), that we called graphic poetry. The graphic poetry focuses on a plastic and visual experimentation of the graphic sign, demonstrates an important conscience of the visual potential of the written form and tries to produce poetry in the materiality of the writing shapes. The graphic poetry refers to a practice of poem which is specifically graphic and includes a painting of the sign as a typographic work of the letter in order to produce the poem. This artistic practice of poetry follows and also renews the poetic and plastic avant-gardes of the 20th century, more particularly surrealism. Christian Dotremont’s logograms, Roland Giguère’s artists’ books (Editions Erta) and prints-poems, Henri Michaux’s anthologies of invented painted signs and Jérôme Peignot’s typoems are some forms of graphic poetry. Our study focuses on francophone works, which come from Belgian, French and Quebec fields, published between 1950 and 2004. Three characteristics mainly define the graphic poetry : the ambiguity and the nomadism of the sign in relation to the semiotic systems (graphic, iconic and plastic), graphics rhythm and lyricism, as modalities of the expression of the subject in the graphic material, and a questioning of the distinction between autographic arts and allographic arts, requiring new ways of perception and reading of the poem and the book, that we called visual-reading and touch-reading.

La lecture est fréquemment associée dans la modernité à un exercice de l’esprit vers l’acquisition des informations et de savoir. Cette façon de concevoir l’acte de lire comme une action centrée majoritairement sur le mental, toutefois, cache une tradition de lecture amplement corporelle pratiquée entre la basse Antiquité et la fin de la période médiévale. Cette thèse s’occupe d’examiner alors une rupture historique entre corps et lecture, un processus qui sous-tend l’avènement de la façon moderne de lire, c’est-à-dire d’un modèle qui est enraciné dans la vision et dans les fonctions intellectuelles. Ce travail s’appuie sur les études des théoriciens de l’histoire de la lecture, ainsi que sur une ample réflexion sur la sagesse émanée du corps dans le but de récupérer une lecture associée à la pratique synesthésique. Pour accomplir cette tâche, l’on cherche à l’intégration de perspectives historique, analytique et pratique pour discuter et mettre en action une lecture de teneur corporelle. Ceci implique une pratique qui entre aussi dans la dynamique de la thèse. Ainsi, on part de l’analyse de la Poésie Concrète majoritairement brésilienne pour atteindre à deux objectifs à la fois : tout d’abord, on caractérise ce mouvement poétique qui est une référence dans le contexte de la poésie visuelle, ce qui corroborait à l’importance de la vue dans le contexte de l’histoire de la lecture. D’un autre point de vue, le travail de cette thèse avec la Poésie Concrète rend tangible aussi la démonstration d’une force corporelle dans la lecture en action qu’on y apporte. Ainsi, comptant sur une approche de lecture qui est aussi pratique, la thèse vise à démontrer qu’il y a une implication inexorable du corps dans l’acte de lire. / Reading is frequently associated in modernity with a mental practice seeking to acquire knowledge and information. Nevertheless, this way of conceiving reading as an act focused mainly on intellectuality conceals a vast tradition of bodily reading practiced from late Antiquity up to the end of the medieval period. This dissertation thus aims to examine the historical rupture between the body and the reading process underlying the emergence of our modern way of reading, which emphasizes the sense of sight and purely intellectual functions. This research is grounded on theoretical studies of the history of reading, as well as on a broad reflection on knowledge emanating from the body, and thus proposes recovering a reading model associated with synesthetic practice. To accomplish this task, this study seeks to integrate historical, analytical and practical perspectives as a way to discuss and enact a reading method conscious of the body's existence; the role of the body in the act of reading is part and parcel of the dissertation’s dynamic. The analysis of Brazilian Concrete Poetry allows for achieving two objectives at once: first, a characterization of this poetic movement, considered exemplary of visual poetry, corroborates the singular importance of sight in the history of reading in modernity. In addition, however, working with the Concrete Poetry offers a tangible demonstration of the body’s force in the context of interactive reading. In other words, in endorsing an understanding of reading based on practice, the dissertation strives to show how the act of reading implies the irrepressible presence of the body.