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Dançar Ativismo: transformação da comunicação pontual e de curta duração em ativismo duradouro por meio da dança
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O projeto de investigação proposto tem como foco central a dança como uma forma de ativismo social, analisando manifestações em defesa de causas, em várias localizações geográficas, ao longo do tempo. Utilizar-se-á a notação Laban para interpretar gráfica e visualmente essas manifestações.
O estudo reconhece o potencial da dança como agente capacitador para a ação política global, incluindo o fator de longevidade do impacto da dança, no contexto do ativismo através das redes sociais.
Além disso, a pesquisa insere-se no campo da cultura visual, uma abordagem interdisciplinar que analisa eventos, como as manifestações mencionadas, através da história das artes, em especial as artes de palco, humanidades e ciências sociais. A cultura visual abrange tudo o que é comunicado através de meios visuais do nosso quotidiano, na sociedade em que nos inserimos, desde paisagens naturais à ação humana, como técnicas e instrumentos, práticas, moda, publicidade, estilos de vida, fotografia, cinema e muito mais. Esta abordagem requer uma compreensão da produção, receção e intenção visual, bem como a consideração de aspetos económicos, sociais e ideológicos a ela ligados. A cultura visual analisa a perceção visual como uma tensão entre o objeto externo e os processos de pensamento internos.
Este projeto procura, assim, explorar o potencial da dança como meio de expressão e ação política, integrando-a numa análise mais ampla na cultura visual, e os seus significados, em contraste com a efemeridade das dinâmicas das redes sociais. Na parte prática do projeto, são apresentados dois vídeos-dança que incorporam o conceito de ativismo visual como inspiração para a ação social, publicados online, para uma efetiva comunicação com o público, na plataforma YouTube.
YouTube: Vídeo-dança 1: https://youtu.be/Y7VDKzuwjmU Vídeo-dança 2: https://youtu.be/4-vs2Ib97-Y
The proposed research project focuses on dance as a form of social activism, examining manifestations in support of various causes across different geographical locations and time periods. Laban notation will be used to interpret these manifestations graphically and visually. The study acknowledges the potential of dance as an empowering agent for global political action, including the “anti-butterfly” factor in dance, which fits within the context of ephemeral activism on social media platforms. Furthermore, the research falls within the domain of visual culture, an interdisciplinary approach that analyzes events such as the aforementioned manifestations through the lenses of art history, humanities, social sciences, and other fields. Visual culture encompasses everything communicated through visual means in our everyday society, ranging from natural landscapes to human-made structures, instruments, advertising, images, films, fashion, accessories, and more. This approach requires an understanding of visual production, reception, intention, as well as consideration of economic, social, and ideological aspects. While dance culture explores interactions between the visible object of dance and the spectator, visual culture examines visual perception as a tension between the external object and internal thought processes. This project aims to explore the potential of dance as a means of expression and political action, integrating it into a broader analysis of visual culture and its meanings, including the ephemeral dynamics of social media. In the practical part of the project, we created two video-dances with photos, text, and two videos, incorporating the concept of visual activism to inspire social action. The validity of the study is determined by investigating the role of editing, photography, and text in dance, as well as the importance of two online-published video-dances for effective communication with the audience on the YouTube platform. YouTube: Video-dança 1: https://youtu.be/Y7VDKzuwjmU Video-dança 2: https://youtu.be/4-vs2Ib97-Y
The proposed research project focuses on dance as a form of social activism, examining manifestations in support of various causes across different geographical locations and time periods. Laban notation will be used to interpret these manifestations graphically and visually. The study acknowledges the potential of dance as an empowering agent for global political action, including the “anti-butterfly” factor in dance, which fits within the context of ephemeral activism on social media platforms. Furthermore, the research falls within the domain of visual culture, an interdisciplinary approach that analyzes events such as the aforementioned manifestations through the lenses of art history, humanities, social sciences, and other fields. Visual culture encompasses everything communicated through visual means in our everyday society, ranging from natural landscapes to human-made structures, instruments, advertising, images, films, fashion, accessories, and more. This approach requires an understanding of visual production, reception, intention, as well as consideration of economic, social, and ideological aspects. While dance culture explores interactions between the visible object of dance and the spectator, visual culture examines visual perception as a tension between the external object and internal thought processes. This project aims to explore the potential of dance as a means of expression and political action, integrating it into a broader analysis of visual culture and its meanings, including the ephemeral dynamics of social media. In the practical part of the project, we created two video-dances with photos, text, and two videos, incorporating the concept of visual activism to inspire social action. The validity of the study is determined by investigating the role of editing, photography, and text in dance, as well as the importance of two online-published video-dances for effective communication with the audience on the YouTube platform. YouTube: Video-dança 1: https://youtu.be/Y7VDKzuwjmU Video-dança 2: https://youtu.be/4-vs2Ib97-Y
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Dança Ativismo Movimentos sociais Redes sociais Score