Superfícies e acúmulos: abordando procedimentos de criação em pintura

Abstract

The following text presents the research "Surfaces and accumulations: addressing policymaking in painting" developed for the Program of Graduate Studies in Visual Arts in Creation Process line and Poetics of Everyday and focuses on the artistic production of the researcher reflecting on operational concepts of actions on a surface, such as printing, accumulating layers and expand, linked to other more specific actions of the artistic field, as painting and drawing. Such interconnected procedures in the artist-researcher's work result in the formation of a vocabulary that defines the characteristics painting in layers, from impressions that generate indexes in the resulting invoice. The authors and artists cited in the text, help in questioning the issues from the act of creating. Artists such as Hélio Oiticica, are cited by generating awareness - from your experience with the creation - the complexity of the investigated field, implying relations concocted by the similarity and difference, especially generating a dialectical sense at stake.