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CORPO OCUPANTE AUTOCRIADOR: Diálogos possíveis entre fazer artístico e diversidade sexual e de gênero
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2023-12-28) SILVA, Juanielson Alves; BRITO, Maria dos Remédios de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6896268801860211
This thesis is born from the desire to understand artistic practice, especially those that engage in direct dialogue with sexual and gender diversity, as processes that take place in the realm of Art & Life and, therefore, through insurgencies and insubordinations, generate possible paths for the tensioning of the device of violence and surveillance of gender and sexuality, that is, LGBTfobia/homophobia. To this end, I explore the notion of artistic self-creation (LAVAND 2021) as a research trajectory, focusing on a series of artistic experiences that transit between creative processes and community experiences, which can be read as LGBTQIAPN+ artistic practices, experienced by me between 2019 and 2023. As theoretical support, I dialogue with three main artist-researchers from the Pará Amazon and some key concepts of their theories practices: Ana Flávia Mendes (2010) and the "Immanent Body", Mayrla Andrade Ferreira and the "Creator Inhabitant" and Rosangela Colares Lavand (2021), with the aforementioned "Artistic Self-Creation", as well as authors from the field of gender and sexuality studies such as Daniel Borrillo (2016), Regina Facchini(2003), among others, to materialize lines of force between this research and its social function as an artivist for human rights, specifically the right to existence of the LGBTQIAPN+ community with its folds and intersections. Thus, as a thesis, I argue that the act of thinking-through-art is capable of tensing the cis-heteropatriarchy by inventing other modes of existence through the artistic self-creation present in LGBTQIAPN+ artistic practices, in which there is a body that occupies and incessantly creates itself, being a process in which the artist is implicated in and with the poetic act in which, at the same time that it transforms itself, transforms the world. A body that, in its artistic creations and feats, is also in the process of creating itself. A Self-Creating Occupying Body
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Farinha poética: a coreocartografia familiar de um rito artístico
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-06-24) SILVA, Juanielson Alves; SAPUCAHY, Ana Flávia Mendes; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6144243746546776
This research aims to present and understand the creative process of the Artistic rite Poetic Flour (Rito Artístico Farinha Poética), through theoretical and practical dialogues, as a production of artistic and academic knowledge. By artistic rite is meant the moment in which the scenic product of this research is delivered to the public. In order to construct the work of art and arrive at this moment, I used a strategy I call familiar coreocartography (Coreocartografia familiar) - a methodological proposal for dance research inspired by cartography (DELEUZE, 1995) in dialogue with the creation processes (SALLES, 2006), an experience which unveils the (re)encounters of this interpreter-creator in dance with his family, his history and his dance, thus becoming a broad network of artistic, epistemological and life connectives, a map of a family of knowledge willing to shared. In the realization of the work research, the procedures of preparing flour as metaphors for creation in dance, I observe the processes of "semiotic conversion" (LOUREIRO, 2007) of the gesture in "contemporary dance" (ROCHA, 2016) and highlight the relevance of subjectivity as the value needed for scenic creation. As a result, it is verified that the research treated in this memorial transcends the reflections on the resources and procedures of scenic construction Artistic rite Poetic Flour (Rito Artístico Farinha Poética) and advances in the sense of seeing the construction of this Rite as a process of healing and reunion that is based on life situations and of art, intimate relations with one of the social contexts of my hometown, a context that my family lives during the production of cassava flour