Corpo-ateliê: aberto às circulações

Abstract

Corpo-Ateliê: Open to Circulations is a multidisciplinary research-creation situated within a post-structuralist perspective, which weaves together the personal creative process with the practice of performative drawing and non-mediated contact with visual materialities. Corpo-Ateliê proposes a discussion on the possibility of an artist open to sensoriality, envisioning a rupture with the dichotomy between art and artist. This study questions what a creative process of sensitive perception in the visual arts can produce when engaged with visual materialities and performative drawing. Thus, it proposes a creative exploration of the artistic process in relation to the practice of performative drawing and the perception of visual materialities.The investigation of artistic materials such as gouache, charcoal, and oil pastel, combined with themes from somatic practices and dance, such as the Laban/Bartenieff System and the Klauss Vianna Technique, does not aim to translate one language into another, but rather, from a process of personal artistic experience, to compose traces of movement, materials, and personal poetics. The methodological procedure adopted was Practice as Research, thus developing an arts-based research. Data collection has been conducted through experimental artistic-creative laboratories held at the painting studio of the Institute of Arts and Design at UFJF, as well as through workshops offered by the artist-researcher at university events.