[RevisitAções Poéticas] Apropriar, Citar, Recontextualizar: procedimentos de um artista em experimentação.

Abstract

This dissertation seeks to establish a reflection on two proposals developed during the Master's course in Visual Arts at UFPEL, the first a series of four works entitled Visits, and the second a proposal entitled Mini Curatorial Kit for an expographic project in the urban environment. The creative processes of these proposals, the use of self-image and appropriate and cited images from other artists were analyzed, as well as procedures of citationism, appropriation, participation and other artistic practices that emerge from the two different works. In this way, the text embraces the concept of revisitation, which concentrates an intersectional point of these productions and from which it encompasses the cited procedures and the unfolding of these processes that culminate in the recontextualization of images and also reverberate as a power in the recontextualization of the look on things, of the poetic and sensitive look at the public space and the relationship of the other with the proposals shown here. Added to this, irony as a point that brings together the different poetic forms - drawing, serigraphy, multiple, participatory curatorship proposal - is pointed out as a convergence, in an attempt to reflect on these various biases of the works presented. As a theoretical basis, it finds support in Nicolas Bourriaud, Tadeu Chiarelli, Stuart Hall, Michel Foucault, Katia Canton, Francesco Careri, Karina Dias, Giorgio Agamben, Gilles Deleuze, Julio Plaza, Marília Panitz and others. As artistic references we have the contribution of Michele Martines, Eduarda Gonçalves, Hélio Fervenza, Michel Zózimo and Ricardo Basbaum. Thus, the present text is a reflection on the position of an artist in formation and on the process of experimenting, relating and acting in the artistic activity, around the various possibilities that the medium can provide, through the poetic vision of an artist who inhabits the southern region of Brazil.