Colective Memory and Mediabiography as Transformation of the Cultural Narratives
Abstract
This research paper includes a theoretical and practical concept Mediabiography as a multidisciplinary and experimental methodology for storytelling and memory. The first part of the work focuses on the relationship between memory and experimentation and practice. The second part of the paper proposes a geneoalogía of experimentation whose link film and documentary in contemporary art practice. The third part explores the practical creation of an account created from the Mediabiography methodology. Finally, the fourth part provides a series of conclusions about the uses of memory and ideology.Downloads
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