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O amor não morreu contigo: Narrativas de luto, memória e continuidade vincular nas experiências de perda
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Esta dissertação investiga o potencial da ilustração
editorial como ferramenta de diálogo e reflexão sobre o
luto, a morte e a saúde mental. Com uma abordagem
qualitativa e interdisciplinar, a pesquisa reúne narrativas
visuais, depoimentos pessoais e entrevistas com
especialistas para compreender de que forma o desenho e
a linguagem visual podem aproximar gerações e facilitar a
expressão emocional. O projeto inclui as vozes de artistas,
psicólogos e pessoas que passaram por diferentes tipos de
perda. Através da criação artística, o estudo propõe uma
leitura do invisível no processo de luto e posiciona a
ilustração não apenas como meio de comunicação, mas
também como prática de cuidado e memória coletiva.
This thesis explores the potential of editorial illustration as a tool for dialogue and reflection around grief, death, and mental health. Rooted in a qualitative and interdisciplinary methodology, the research brings together visual narratives, personal testimonies, and expert interviews to investigate how drawing and visual storytelling can help bridge the generational gap in emotional expression and mental health care. The project includes the voices of artists, psychologists, and individuals who have experienced different types of loss. Through artistic creation, the study examines the invisible aspects of mourning and positions illustration not only as a means of communication, but also as a form of healing and collective memory.
This thesis explores the potential of editorial illustration as a tool for dialogue and reflection around grief, death, and mental health. Rooted in a qualitative and interdisciplinary methodology, the research brings together visual narratives, personal testimonies, and expert interviews to investigate how drawing and visual storytelling can help bridge the generational gap in emotional expression and mental health care. The project includes the voices of artists, psychologists, and individuals who have experienced different types of loss. Through artistic creation, the study examines the invisible aspects of mourning and positions illustration not only as a means of communication, but also as a form of healing and collective memory.
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Ilustração editorial Luto Narrativas visuais Morte