Project Details
Description
The artistic research, creation and production project, called "aesthetic machines, symbolic machines. Towards a new aesthetics from Latin America" will produce new artistic works that are linked inextricably with each other through interfaces, share an aesthetic and a style and execute their experimentation together. Visual arts, performing arts, music, design and aesthetics are combined in this project to create new, different works, from a Latin American specificity and from the full conscience that we live in a time marked by the growing presence of a variety of machines whose function and functioning mark the current sensitivity, as well as the production itself. These new artistic works seek to transfer the limits of each of the artistic disciplines as it has been understood and produced in modernity, which defined and built them as independent, autonomous territories or even as stagnant compartments, perfectly delimited, limited and impassable, which erect walls to resist exchanges with other languages, which subtracts possibilities of mutual enrichment in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production in artistic production and Aesthetic reception. This project will not only seek to break those limits but will build interfaces and a common aesthetic that responds to the sensitivity of this era and its challenges, through joint experimentation and a common style.
Call for Applications
OUTSIDE THE CALL FOR PROPOSALS INTERNAL FUNDS
| Short title | Aesthetic machinations, symbolic machinations. Toward |
|---|---|
| Status | Finished |
| Effective start/end date | 1/03/16 → 28/02/17 |
Keywords
- Theoriadelar you
- Art
- Westy machinations
- Aesthetics
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