“Connected Bodies II. New processes of creation and diffusion of non-face-to-face identity artistic practices” presented by Baigorri and Ortuño
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- Practice-based Artistic Research
Presentation Title:
- Connected Bodies II. New processes of creation and diffusion of non-face-to-face identity artistic practices
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Abstract:
Artistic research project on self-representation, the body and identity construction, focused on the analysis of new processes of non-face-to-face (online) creation and diffusion. The main objectives are:
1. The identification and characterization, through the analysis of the current Ibero-American artistic panorama, of those artistic practices -photography and audiovisual- based on the self-representation of the individual that use non-presentiality in their creation and/or diffusion process.
2. The creation of a Research Platform on Art and Online IDentity DatArt-ID configured as a device for research, dissemination and transfer of knowledge with free access that allows reflection and debate on the processes of non-face-to-face creation and diffusion of Ibero-American identity artistic practices.
3. The production of artistic work as a result of research.
4. The dissemination and transfer of results through the publication of scientific articles; as well as participation in international exhibitions and congresses disseminating the results of the research carried out.
