Poéticas visuais: enquadramentos femininos em videodança

Abstract

This research concerns the creation process in video dance, linked to the Post-Grad program in Visual Arts of the Federal University of Pelotas in the line of research Creation processes and everyday poetics, in which I intend to create video dance overlapping research in Art. The following problem guided me: How to comprehend the research in Arts in/by the creation of video dance? The authors I base for this current research are Rey (1996) and Salles (1998,2006) to reflect on research on Arts, in which the researcher artist, in the immersion of practical poetics overlapping theorization, carries out his creative process and in this work, the creation network is done. The methodology used was oriented by the theoretical practice, by means of activation of experiences and relationships in the curriculum components, participation in events and publication of the work accomplished along the Master’s degree, as I advanced in the research and also through insertion in the research group Caixa de Pandora. For the reflections on video dance, the study is predominantly based on Brum (2012), Rosenberg (2012), Valdellós (2018), and Dubois (2004), who made it possible for me to reflect on the aesthetic and concept of video dance operated on the creative process. I approached the concept of performability of gender which stimulated me to investigate with attention at the discourses around the feminine gender through readings carried out in Butler (2019), Louro (2018), and Saralih (2018). Furthermore, I quote McLaren (2016), Rago (2010), and Evaristo (2005), which helped me with the writing tone of this work, a poetic writing and narrative trough which I focus on the feminine representations that surround me and I am part of. In addition, this research arouses the perception of new and personal possibilities of articulation among the artistic expressions: In this case, of Dance and Visual Arts and at the same time it amplifies narratives of the practice in video dance.