Arte e mídia digitais: as relações de hibridação nas obras de artemídia de Giselle Beiguelman

Abstract

Media Art emerges as a field of study, taking into account cultural and artistic exchanges in contemporary Art. Hybridization of concepts and practices highlights the interrelationships of advances in Art, Science and Technology. The objective is to study the relationship of hybridization in the works of Media Art of Brazilian artist Giselle Beiguelman. Analyze the ubiquity, the hybrid spaces, nomadism and intermediality in the flows of teleinterventios metalinguistic proposals of the artist. Thus, we address the emulation of nature´s systemic action, the metalanguage of printed and digital codes, the intermediality of sounds, images and words into hybrid objects; interactive interfaces. We discuss the hybrid spaces in the interactive proposals with nomadic technologies. The notion of flow is applied to the relationships of hybridization found in the artworks. Present Metaliguistic proposals on the Internet and teleinterventios. The Metaliguistic proposals employ morfogeneses and intermedialities to develop hybrids of printed and digital, also seek to expand the meaning of the book in cyberspace, recycling their codes in / with digital. The teleinterventios produce hybrid spaces, connecting streets, art galleries and websites, via nomadic devices. These artworks operate in the context of ubiquity and expansion of interaction in traffic situations between spaces. Deviations in logic programming provide relations of hybridization. The aesthetic proposals highlights the flows. The role of the artist becomes programmer interfaces and events. Emerge the systemic relationship between the artwork and the interactor.