Un buceo en la naturaleza para la creación artística de recorridos y mapas
Proyectos artísticos de Ecoarte
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Este artículo presenta la investigación y la práctica artística del Grupo Ecoarte, UFBA/Brasil, enfocándose en proyectos que trabajan especialmente con mares y ríos. Son inmersiones en la naturaleza que buscan discutir y reflexionar sobre nuestroterritorio, lugar y cómo lo representamos en mapas y en obrasartísticas. Los resultados de estas experiencias en la naturaleza son lo más variado posible: instalaciones interactivas, ciencia ciudadana, sensores medioambientales, mapas interactivos online, residencia artística en un velero, performance audiovisual, paseos en una isla y cartografía audiovisual. Es el relato de una investigación empírica teórico-artística en busca de una estéticamedioambiental.
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