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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2012.tde-11122012-100719
Document
Author
Full name
Luiz Roberto Takayama
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2012
Supervisor
Committee
Matos, Luiz Fernando Batista Franklin de (President)
Borges, Cristian da Silva
Fabbrini, Ricardo Nascimento
Rovai, Mauro Luiz
Safatle, Vladimir Pinheiro
Title in Portuguese
Filmar as sensações: cinema e pintura na obra de Robert Bresson
Keywords in Portuguese
Cinema
Estética do cinema
Pintura
Robert Bresson
Sensação
Abstract in Portuguese
É sabido que antes de se consagrar ao cinema Robert Bresson se dedicou à pintura. Mas é talvez ainda mais significativo o fato de continuar a se definir como pintor, mesmo após ter trocado definitivamente o pincel pela câmera. No entanto, contrariando, a partir disso, uma expectativa natural, não é tarefa fácil identificar referências pictóricas em seus filmes. Donde a suspeita de que as relações entre a pintura e o cinematógrafo de Bresson não sejam assim tão evidentes, devendo, portanto, ser procuradas noutra parte. Tal é a hipótese de que partimos. Propõe-se estudar aqui a obra teórica e cinematográfica de Bresson segundo a relação problemática que ela entretém com a pintura. Procuraremos mostrar que essa relação pode ser entendida através de uma lógica da sensação, tal como Deleuze a encontra em ato na pintura de Bacon e de Cézanne, e que acreditamos também vigorar no cinematógrafo de Bresson. Ora, a essa lógica corresponde uma síntese temporal marcada por três momentos: um primeiro tempo pré-pictural, no qual se trava um combate contra os clichês mentais que cobrem a tela antes mesmo de se começar a pintar; um segundo tempo caracterizado pelo diagrama através do qual a representação é submetida a uma catástrofe; por fim, a expressão do fato pictural, ou seja, a sensação. É principalmente pela estética de Henri Maldiney, tal como ele soube extraí-la das análises de Erwin Strauss sobre o sentir, que buscaremos compreender como a sensação se encontra no centro das preocupações do pintor Bresson.
Title in English
Filming sensations: cinema and painting in the work of Robert Bresson
Keywords in English
Aesthetics of cinema
Cinema
Painting
Robert Bresson
Sensation
Abstract in English
It is well known that before devoting himself to cinema, Robert Bresson was dedicated to painting. The fact he continued to define himself as a painter, even after he had definitively exchanged the brush for the camera is perhaps even more significant. However, contradicting a natural expectation from this fact, it is not an easy task to identify pictorial references in his movies. From there arises the suspicion that relationships between painting and Bressons cinématographe are not that evident, and therefore, should be sought elsewhere. Such is hypothesis that we set out on. We hereby propose that the theoretical and cinematographic work of Bresson be studied herein according to the problematic relationship it maintains with painting. We will try to show that this relationship may be understood by means of a logic of sensation, such as Deleuze finds in action within the paintings of Bacon and Cézanne, and that we believe is also present in Bressons cinématographe. Well, this logic corresponds to a temporal synthesis marked by three moments: a first prepictorial time, in which there is a struggle against mental clichés which cover the canvas even before one starts painting; a second time characterized by the diagram by means of which the representation is submitted to a catastrophe; and at last, the expression of the pictorial fact, that is, the sensation. It is mainly by the aesthetics of Henri Maldiney, just as how he knew to extract it from analyses of Erwin Strauss on feeling, that we will seek to understand how sensation is found as the major concern of the painter Bresson.
 
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2012-12-11
 
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