Sensitive Territories: performative investigation in art, technology, science and nature
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2178-0447.ars.2015.106087Keywords:
art, nature, climate change, performanceAbstract
Inserted in the field of art in dialogue with climate changes research and, particularly, the social impacts in contemporary society, this paper presents the research project “Sensitive Territories: a performative investigation in art, technology, science and nature”. It also presents the actions and artistic intervention realized by B.R.I.S.A Laboratory Research, composed of a transdisciplinary research network which involves artists from different areas – such as audiovisual, body arts, art and technology, visual arts and music, technologists, geographers, urbanists and residents of the studied regions – under the proposal of a collaborative practice of investigations and creation with and to nature.Downloads
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