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O único traço de pincel e o pensamento sobre o desenho no ocidente : reflexões sobre o traço

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Resumo:The reflection proposed here derives from my PhD research, in which I dwell on some classic chinese painting manuals in search of connections with the practice of contemporary and western drawing. Traditional Chinese painting, in addition to being contemplative, is essentially graphic and very close to what we conceive today by drawing. One of the main structuring bases with respect to its materiality is the trace. It is also the trace one of the issues that has been occupying my artistic investigations. Therefore, I discuss the theory, the materiality, the process, the gesturality, and the active and impermanent character of the trace. I try to think of it not only as a writing of thought, but as a transforming action on the surface of the paper, which produces fictions and resignifies the void of a blank page
Autores principais:Basso, Aline Teresinha, 1981-
Assunto:Desenho Traço Linhas Pintura chinesa Materialidade Pensamento artístico Ocidente Investigação artística Ensaios
Ano:2018
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:capítulo de livro
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:português
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Resumo:The reflection proposed here derives from my PhD research, in which I dwell on some classic chinese painting manuals in search of connections with the practice of contemporary and western drawing. Traditional Chinese painting, in addition to being contemplative, is essentially graphic and very close to what we conceive today by drawing. One of the main structuring bases with respect to its materiality is the trace. It is also the trace one of the issues that has been occupying my artistic investigations. Therefore, I discuss the theory, the materiality, the process, the gesturality, and the active and impermanent character of the trace. I try to think of it not only as a writing of thought, but as a transforming action on the surface of the paper, which produces fictions and resignifies the void of a blank page