ART: ON THE CONCEPT OF OBSCURE THEATRICALITY (T) IN THE VISUAL ARTS

Authors

  • Jorge Luiz Dutra Soledar Artist-researcher and adjunct professor at EBA/UFRJ.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34024/imagem.v1i1.14219

Keywords:

Contemporary art, Immobility, Theatricality

Abstract

This article was extracted from my doctoral thesis Immobility Exercises (PPGAV-EBA/ UFRJ, 2017), based on kinetic, sculptural and affective conditions about the issue of corporal immobility, in which I aim to expand meanings of theatricality as a concept in the field of Contemporary Art. In that case, I introduce the new concept I called “obscure theatricality (T)” based on reflections about aesthetic propositions that play constrictions or erasures of the human figure.

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Published

2022-08-16

How to Cite

Dutra Soledar, J. L. (2022). ART: ON THE CONCEPT OF OBSCURE THEATRICALITY (T) IN THE VISUAL ARTS. Imagem: Revista De História Da Arte, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.34024/imagem.v1i1.14219