Lo visceral del sentir
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2023
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Universidad Finis Terrae (Chile) Facultad de Artes
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Abstract
Este escrito se adentra en la exploración de cómo la atención a las experiencias sensoriales en el contexto de los sistemas internos del cuerpo puede conducir a una hiper-conciencia de la propia corporalidad. Para esto se examinan distintas perspectivas filosóficas sobre la relación mente-cuerpo y se introducen conceptos como el horror corporal y la biomorfia, relacionándolos con la idea de ‘¿Qué pasaría si este interior visceral exigiera salir el exterior de forma incontrolada?’. Es así que, a medida que profundizamos en esta percepción, y mientras más atención le damos al comportamiento de nuestro cuerpo, es que este se vuelve más ajeno y disociado. Esta experiencia puede ser abrumadora, pero también fascinante. Y es esa fascinación el motor de mi trabajo artístico, en el cual se expone, a través de la pintura, la gráfica y la cerámica, criaturas con una morfología que nace desde del lenguaje visceral: esas tripas retorciéndose, esos órganos palpitantes y esa conciencia de la carne. Seres surrealistas carentes de identidad humana. Es así, una interpretación a estos sistemas biológicos que da fruto a un nuevo reino, uno totalmente poético y enraizado en la introspección de este interior ignorado.
This writing delves into the exploration of how attention to sensory experiences in the context of the body's internal systems can lead to a hyperawareness of one's own corporeality. For this, different philosophical perspectives on the mind-body relationship are examined and concepts such as body horror and biomorphy are introduced, relating them to the idea of ‘What would happen if this visceral interior demanded that the exterior emerge in an uncontrolled way?’ Thus, as we deepen this perception, and the more attention we give to the behavior of our body, it becomes more alien and dissociated. This experience can be overwhelming, but it can also be fascinating. And that fascination is the driving force of my artistic work, in which, through painting, graphics and ceramics, creatures with a morphology that are born from visceral language are exposed: those writhing guts, those throbbing organs and that consciousness. . of the meat. Surreal beings lacking human identity. Thus, an interpretation of these biological systems that bears fruit in a new kingdom, one totally poetic and rooted in the introspection of this ignored interior.
This writing delves into the exploration of how attention to sensory experiences in the context of the body's internal systems can lead to a hyperawareness of one's own corporeality. For this, different philosophical perspectives on the mind-body relationship are examined and concepts such as body horror and biomorphy are introduced, relating them to the idea of ‘What would happen if this visceral interior demanded that the exterior emerge in an uncontrolled way?’ Thus, as we deepen this perception, and the more attention we give to the behavior of our body, it becomes more alien and dissociated. This experience can be overwhelming, but it can also be fascinating. And that fascination is the driving force of my artistic work, in which, through painting, graphics and ceramics, creatures with a morphology that are born from visceral language are exposed: those writhing guts, those throbbing organs and that consciousness. . of the meat. Surreal beings lacking human identity. Thus, an interpretation of these biological systems that bears fruit in a new kingdom, one totally poetic and rooted in the introspection of this ignored interior.
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Ensayo Crítico (Licenciado en Artes Visuales, Mención Escultura)--Universidad Finis Terrae, 2023
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Santiago, Chile
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ESCULTURA, MENTE Y CUERPO, HORROR CORPORAL, CONCIENCIA (PSICOLOGÍA), CUERPO HUMANO EN ARTE
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