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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.27.2012.tde-03032015-124408
Document
Author
Full name
Fabíola de Almeida Salles Mariano
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2012
Supervisor
Committee
Giannotti, Marco Garaude (President)
Monteiro, Katia Canton
Tavares, Ana Maria da Silva Araujo
Title in Portuguese
Corpo cor: entre o visual e o tátil
Keywords in Portuguese
artes performativas
cor
percepção
processo
Abstract in Portuguese
A presente dissertação trata de três ciclos de trabalhos poéticos realizados entre 2009-2012 (vermelho, verde e cinza-cor-de-pele). A vivência do corpo com a cor nos três ciclos fez emergir, a partir de tonalidades e de balizas estipuladas a priori, processos de sensibilização do corpo no cotidiano, que foram entendidos em si como poética, bem como geraram desdobramentos: pinturas, objetos, ações... Nos ciclos, importaram as transformações que aconteceram no corpo, nas obras e num certo entre. Onde o dentro e o fora se encontram? O que separa um corpo do outro? No embate direto com a matéria, com o pigmento, a percepção tátil-visual foi ativada e, neste texto, entendida como chave conceitual para uma abordagem do corpo do artista nas artes visuais. Tal estudo deu-se principalmente a partir da Fenomenologia da Percepção de Maurice Merleau-Ponty, da Doutrina das Cores de Joahnn Wolfgang Goethe, do infra-mince descoberto por Marcel Duchamp e do Corpo do Artesão descrito por Pamela H. Smith. Além do estudo teórico, foram analisadas obras e manifestações culturais como auxílio reflexivo para toda a pesquisa: a pintura corporal do rito de passagem dos meninos da nação Kadiwéu, as Antropometrias da Fase Azul de Yves Klein e a performance e instalação Roda dos Prazeres de Lygia Pape. Ainda, fazem parte desta dissertação duas entrevistas com artistas que têm a cor e a atitude corporal diante do fazer artístico como foco de seus trabalhos.
Title in English
Body Color: between the visual and the tactile
Keywords in English
color
perception
performance art
process
Abstract in English
This essay analyzes three cycles of poetic works made between 2009-2012 (red, green and skin-gray color). The interaction of color and body in the three cycles emerged from hues and goals stipulated a priori, affecting the behavior of the body, what was perceived as poetry, in that they stimulated paintings, actions, objects... The main focuses of attention in each cycle were the transformations that took place in the body, in the pieces and somewhere inbetween. Where the inside and the outside toutch each other? What separates one body from the other? In direct confrontation with materials, with pigments, the visual-tactile perception was activated and, in this text, understood as a conceptual key of the artist's body in the visual-art's field. The conceptual approach was mainly driven by the Phenomenology of Perception by Maurice Merleau-Ponty, the Theo-ry of Colors by Joahnn Wolfgang Goethe, the infra-mince discovered by Marcel Duchamp and the Body of the Artisan described by Pamela H. Smith. Besides the theoretical study, were analyzed some works and cultural manifestations: body painting of the rite of passage for boys in the nation Kadiwéu, the Antropometries of the Blue Períod by Yves Klein and the performance and installation Roda dos Prazeres of Lygia Pape. Still part of this dissertation, two interviews with artists that have the color and human attitude as artistic focus.
 
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