Pesquisa de doutorado practice-led e a natureza dos métodos imersivos
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https://doi.org/10.29147/dat.v3i2.98Palavras-chave:
Embodiment, Diário de campo, Fotografia imersiva, Registro poético, Practice-led, Investigação practice-basedResumo
A pesquisa practice-led (conduzida pela prática) permite que os realizadores de arte e design descubram, apliquem e comuniquem conhecimentos originais que têm implicações diretas para a sua prática. Desde a década de 1980, internacionalmente, o surgimento da pesquisa de doutorado practice-led abriu as portas para que esses profissionais pudessem desenvolver abordagens metodológicas distintas à maneira como transitam a construção do conhecimento em ação. Este artigo discute um desses projetos. Dentro dele, métodos imersivos e reflexivos foram desenvolvidos para aumentar a profundidade da comunicação entre um fotógrafo e a terra que ele registra. A tese, “O Processo de Fotografia Imersiva: Além do Cognitivo e do Físico”, considera as relações entre a terra como um sistema vivo e uma forma de incorporação (embodiment) do pesquisador. Esta concretização envolve um processo habitar que se baseia em formas físicas, cognitivas e espirituais de sentir e conhecer. As imersões do pesquisador são documentadas em um diário de campo que se movimenta entre registros de escrita poética, narrativa e analítica, em uma tentativa de explicar a complexidade do que encontra.
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