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Zinetti, Philippe. "La blessure : la représentation du corps sur le corps." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010668.
Full textThe body is tested by the act of painting which covers the skin and thus tries, through meditation to concentrate the creative energy on my own body. A dark shape, asign of opening, appears on the body. It seems that the absence, the gap are inscribed on the skin by that representation. The skin must be understood as a frame which protects the body and which throught its opening enables to have a glimpse of the interiority of that one. The dreamlike work must be led from any frame serving the elaboration of plastic practise. So, the fabric hung in the workshop outlines the organisation of the practise which itself takes form on the surface of the body : the skin, to be eventually printed on the photographic film in charge of memorizing the act of painting. The suffering, suggested by representation, as well as that desire fo r flaying the skin allows to think this opening as a wound. The empty-full, inside-outside dialectics elaborate the shap e in what is defined as the representation of the body on the body. The sign of the double appears in the representation and the other body becomes the support of painting. From the activity of the body, what is only kept is the remembrane of the short-lived act of painting, the action led within the workshop is inscribed on the photographic palimpsest and the picture becomes the new frame invested by plastic practise. So, the body through its state of life institutes the very constitution of its hide. The signs of the frame, of the surface offered to the exterior stare arise from its action. This offering is but the vain attempt of gathering the different states of the body between life and death. Therefore, the wound could very well be this symbolic extension which signs the presence of the body in the representation
Porro, Fenaroli Flavia. "Corps, Corpus, Corps subtil : la pesanteur dans le champ élargi de la sculture contemporaine." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010556.
Full textAraujo, Nivalda Assunção de. "Corps humain, corps urbain : la traversée des apparences." Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010532.
Full textMacheta, Gabriel. "Représentation et organisme : du corps pictural au visage peint." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010534.
Full textIn the organic system lays the efficiency of the body, its construction, its preciseness. In the same way the body bas an essential effect on the work of art, the organic system, - since it sums up the body operations (and) draws its appropriate perspective as to shaping and coming out, is the answer to the question "how to do" plastic production ? Therefore, the head considered as a mere component of the system, sign of bis constant fragmentarity, will be, defined as a super-organ, or a meta-organ. At first, essentially, "searching head" and "central head", it is finally perceived as a surface, that is, as a face. Identifying the subject mais also contriving to hide him, the face judges, challenges. "To paint a singular portrait" will each time mean to settle the theological question of the "visageite", to save the pictoriality from the bad case of its verification to give it back to realization
Coulombe, Maxime. "Faire du corps une image." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/18280.
Full textSinger-Delaunay, Hélène. "Expressions du corps interne." Paris 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA010662.
Full textAlmiron, Miguel Angel. "La place du corps dans l'art technologique." Paris 8, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA082234.
Full textTrough the notions of Théâtre éprouvé (total theatre) and Habitacle virtuel (virtual domain), we will see how the interactive meeting between the artist's expressive mode and new technologies transforms man, his body, into the principal vector of the scenic drama, and will show the passage of the artwork "to be seen" into one "to be played". In this experimental polyptych, the subject matter of the body becomes, with scientific and technical progress, an inexhaustible source of inspiration within technological art. Developing the concepts of digital flesh and skin, my intention is to reproduce the potentialities of the body inside a technological envelope, another skin, attempting to decipher the codes code of the body in order to return the living sensation. By looking anew at the concept of skin, then showing it to be the actual writing of the body, we will finally see how, through technological art via the senses, the global implication of spectator, one can perceive the so strange fragility of the body : all its mystery
Bernard, Paul. "Corps indéfinis : la représentation des corps dans l'art d'après Auschwitz." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0188.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation, untitled Undefmed Bodies : The Representation of Bodies in Art after Auschwitz, aims to demonstrate that this event deeply ruptured the forms of representation of the human body in the plastic arts ; especially in painting. Such a rupture engages the so-called traditional modes of representation (for which we argue that they belong to an aesthetics of discernment), as well as those inherited from the artistic modernity, by making this bodies undefined, i. E. Undiscernible. In a perspective both historical and theoretical, this dissertation proposes a deep examination of several artworks, from before and after Auschwitz, trying to question for the latter the multiple forms of the temporality determined by the term "after", following then a dialectic close to the notion of translation : transmission as well as treason of the event. Therefore, the main purpose of the dissertation is to reconsider an artworks' corpus (already existing since it derives from contemporary art) and to define analysis devices able to define the conceptual and hermeneutic outlines of such a corpus. Both examination and analysis aim at rethinking the modes of representation of the human body as well as a kind of habitus which has been developed around them in the aftermath of Auschwitz
Renault, Jean Marc. "De l'image du corps : élaboration d'une destructuration : vers une restructuration nouvelle." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010613.
Full textMy pictorial research is about human body image. Image that I want to make new. My hypothesis of work is that to have an other view of the body, I need to make a previous destructuration. To work on this way I first of all try to specify my subject of investigation. The desired image have to be a perfect figuration of body idea, going to the basis figure. This research going from the anthropological body constitution to his sensitive perception, through its mouvements, through its space, through its matter. My formal choices revolved around height axles of research. This basic research agree with some observations carried out on the work of modern and contemporary painters. My choices following this research are articulated in three phases. First, the research of a basis destructurated body. Secondly, an assimilation of studied painters. Thirdly, a make up foundation to a new restructuration. In this last approach the constituent matter of the body will become the essential signalling system of it. In conclusion, I think that image of the body cannot be fixed in a strict order. All working rules have to countain new contravene rules
Buret, Nelly. "L'enveloppe des corps : déplacement des limites." Paris 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA010541.
Full textBarbillon, Claire. "Canons et théories de proportions du corps humain en France (1780-1895)." Paris 10, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA100120.
Full textBoudet, Menard Edwige. "Histoire de mon corps : enquête graphique et photographique, rôle thérapeutique." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010577.
Full textTwo works, completed during my "D. E. A. " represent limited analyses of myself. They are "me",. . . But "who am i ?". "I" propose to answer this question through a "self-analysis" that resorts - to the free association process, - the analysis of my photographic works according to the dream interpretation method, appealing to collective symbolism, - an amplification of the tragefy dealt with in the first chapter : "mental image : body in pain", resulting in the creation of three series : "ambivalence and the acceptance of bipolarity", "death and re-birth", and finally "the infinite", respectively dealt with in the second, third and fourth chapter. The fifth chapter, "my inner discourse", materialises the meaningful items determined by the associative @atterns, and it defines my defensive dynamic. It is only at the end of this experiment that i plainly realise the ambiguity of my project : mesmerized by the "object", i was unable to free myself from it. They were my real self : the original thing. My body and the image of my body were but a second self : the meaningful core of the matter was "elsewhere". My "self-analysis" embodied in a thesis appears as the exemplification of my questiioning my own self, an illusion of the senses. I know that i am, for i know that i am a social being; but i refute the logical consequences of that awareness
Etter, Valérie. "Le monstre dans l'art contemporain : le corps (humain et animal) réinventé." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012STRAC027.
Full textFunnily enough, analysing the monster allows us to question the human condition. In contemporary art, the body is often considered as a technological entity, meaning deformed, disfigured, distorted in many ways, manipulated, metamorphosed, decomposed etc. Monsters force us to look at them with both fascination and repulsion. They can be either hybrids – echoes of those fabulous creatures belonging to ancient civilizations – or industrial and genetic mutants. As a matter of fact, monsters in contemporary art represent the dreams, nightmares, fantasies and fears of our modern society. Monsters, hybrids and androids compose an unsettling bestiary displaying the physical fears and obsessions of our present times where bodies can be technically reproduced (either by plastic surgery or biotechnology) or tend to vanish with communication becoming more and more virtual. They are metaphors, doubles revealing ourselves or the way we should approach others. Contemporary art transforms the human body into a phantasmagorical, marvellous, frightening or obscene memento mori that reminds us of our mortality
Travert, Lucile. "Le démembrement du corps." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010569.
Full textAcuti, Isabelle. "Le monstre dans l'art de 1950 à nos jours." Paris 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA010532.
Full textAlmeida, Marcia Soares de. "Les affections plastiques du corps et la danse contemporaine." Paris 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA010693.
Full textMouton, Martine. "Les écritures du mouvement : sémiologie de la représentation écrite du mouvement du corps humain en Occident à travers ses systèmes d'écriture : problématique de la transcription du mouvement corporel du XVIème au XXème siècles : application théorique et pratique d'une écriture contemporaine." Paris 5, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA05H031.
Full textWe have so often heard that movement is condemned to the fleeting that we have come to believe it. Movement, it means all human physical action leaves its traces in space and time. Dance, sport or daily gestures of the human being crossed with fragility the centuries. The verb, the drawing, the photography and now the audio-visual technics described, reproduced and recorded physical action without representing it totally. However, in the western world, since the middle age, appeared the desire to represent by writing the human body movements, and create a writing for the movement, as it exist for the music the sound. After several attempts which have had more or less importance in dance and gesture history, the xxth century is a witness of the coming of four movement notations : laban, conte, benesh and eskhol. The writing of movement is a mean for transcribing and analyzing movement. "ecriture conte" for example, is a writing system using signs, most of which are borrowed from musical writing. Besides, writing brings to movement a new status: it gives to movement the memory it has never had. Movement, then, is no longer condemned to the fleeting but to interpretation, a tem which seems to become less clear as one tries to comprehend it. But is it not here the becoming of each writing ?
Duclos, Jessica. "Les archives du corps." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/30240/30240.pdf.
Full textVasseur, Catherine. "Le cadavre exquis (1925-1975)." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA010523.
Full textThe surrealists created a lot of collective games ; among them, the exquisiste corpse is no doublt the most famous and the one which was most practised. This research concerns the "plastic" (drawings, collages, even paintings) productions created from the proceed of the surrealist game. It consists in a catalogue raisonne - assembling productions betwwen 1925 and 1975 - and an accompanying text, in which the different historical aspects are studied and analysed (applications of the game, diffusion in europe and america). Secondly, a reflection is proposed about the implications of the transposition from the verbal game to a plastic version of the same. Through a confrontation between surrealist conception of the "poetic" image and the "image" in different domains - such as painting, phtotography, illustration, collage - we try tosee how the exquisite corpse take part of the re-definition of the image - as an element of visibility of the world - in our century. The image seems to reveal itself as a translation of a conception of the world - and not as the world by itself
Blanchard, Lyse. "L'homme désespécé - tête et corps - : ensemble d'une picturalité organique." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Amiens, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AMIE0003.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation aims at renewing the exploration of the major questions in the history of our representations. It adopts an evolutionary perspective on topics such as art and anatomy.The art of the body and the art of the face of men and animals, having both lost any resemblance to their species are perceived only through their painful and fragile skins: they have become “désespécé”, to quote Beckett; a reference that takes on its meaning from a plastic perspective.My work consists in a puzzle of organs and bones, "heaps" that come alive through organology, an irrational or unreasonable science under my brush that has no preconceived idea of what it will ultimately become. What best expresses the fate of a body, its limits, its modulations? Only the raw material can provide an answer. The only means of creating a tension between the written and the painted things to make them come to life.The path of the “désespécé” man goes through these warlike lands whose pictorial echoes the artist was able to capture. Men and animals left footprints which were then printed in the canvas to keep alive that memory. From howling popes to grieving choirboys, the next step were these broken faces. A universal human being bringing together such disciplines as history, art and surgery
Bouftass, Saïd. "La morphologie du corps humain entre pédagogie artistique et science du corps." Paris 8, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA082034.
Full textBreton, Myrtille. "Le corps opérateur." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/37822.
Full textHwang, Eunok. "Le corps exposé entre espace intime et espace public : approche par la vidéo-performance." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010542.
Full textVrijs, Anke. "Métamorphoses permanentes : image du corps reproduite, entre filiation et engendrement." Strasbourg, 2011. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2011/VRIJS_Anke_2011_1.pdf.
Full textStarting from the intuition that body and image are closely linked, we have then observed that this connection raises some interesting questions. Considering that for centuries, the relations of one image to another had been easily identifiable, it is to be admitted that today, the image of the body and its numerous transformations is part of a process involving a constant dialogue between unique and multiple images. The concepts of copy and original have become blurred and have lost their primary meaning. Actually, the production and reproduction of images have gotten mixed up. The image should therefore be considered as being in permanent transition, the steps of its successive transformations being more or less legible. We postulate and suppose that the transformed image is a hybrid, containing new and ancient elements, superimpositions and memories. The interdependence of images leads us to consider that the image is in a state of permanent metamorphosis and that its production may also be a re-creation. This raises the question of the relationship between the model, the production process and the idea of metamorphosis through partial or total reproduction. We suppose that from one medium to the other, the image can be recreated. This recreation could then lead to the idea of fun and games
Rekik, Mohamed. "Le Feu au corps : essai sur les métamorphoses suivant l'aspect de l'évolution dans l'involution de la forme." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010589.
Full textCoulombe, Maxime. "Orlan : l'identité violente." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/17769.
Full textChoi, Bong-lim. "Portraits de mains dans la photographie." Paris 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA010662.
Full textMy studies concern two problems through the portraits of hands in the photography : one is theoretical, the other is historical. The first which has yet a real historical validity consists in knowing how the figuration of hands can enter into the definition of the portrait, in other words, how the hand can be a substitute for the face. The second can be formulated the following way : at which historical conditions and in which implications of iconographic systems the portraits of hands can be producted? My studies try first to constitute the meaning of the assertions of the self by the artists themselves, in giving to each self-portrait of hands the characteristic of an event, and in trying to determine the esthetic frame on which its emergence depends. They examine next the modalities of the commemorative function of our object, which have as consequence to consider the representatin of hands as paradigm of the portrait. Lastly, we analyse, through the « hand of banker d***, study of chiromancy » by Nadar, the external conditions of the possibility of appearance of the documentary portrait which is accompanied by the total loss of the commemorative values, inherent to the portrait, and clarify the proper of the documentary portrait. The portrait of hands appeared in the 19th century, at the time when the values of the hand were deeply undervalued in the iconographic production : the academic process of the visual arts proceeded to reinforce a boundary line between the spirit and the hand on which the whole hierarchy of the arts of drawing was established. At the time when the spirit reserved the exclusive right of assuming the meaningful acts of the human being, the photographic act has continued to restore the values of the human hand
Lasne, Magali. "Des structures internes du corps humain aux extensions spatiales : essai d'interprétation de l'interdépendance de ces deux espaces pour une approche artistique." Paris 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA010540.
Full textKim, Bo-Hyun. "Du sang vivant." Paris 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA010619.
Full textGuerber-Cahuzac, Chloé. "Le corps réinventé : sens et enjeux de la modélisation du corps humain par le cinéma." Paris 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA030033.
Full textSubordinated to the narrative, the body in cinema is often reduced to actions, to legible symbols. To reappear as itself, it must revolt against the rules of fiction and become "an opposing body. " This reinvention is governed by the analogical specificity of the medium. To distinguish the particularities of the filmed body and of its modeling, we evoke time-lapse photography, visual anthropology, sculpture, painting, and dance. Our aesthetic approach thus integrates historical, cultural, anthropological, and ethical dimensions. Then, four specific cases illustrate the construction of the body against the narration : the Keatonian character ; the Hollywood model resulting from censorship in the 1930s ; the motif of the fragmented body in the French cinema of the 1960s ; the exhausted body filmed by John Cassavetes. Little by little, concepts emerge to remind us that all reinventions of the body bring together a singular universe, a collective imagination, and the status of the medium
Denoual, Fabienne. "Le corps/objet dans les arts plastiques et la danse contemporaine." Paris 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA010641.
Full textWermester, Catherine. "Le corps mutilé dans la peinture allemande : (1919-1933)." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010518.
Full textThis overall study deals with images of mutilated bodies which were created during the Weimar germany. It offers new readings of the artworks relying of the method of iconology in the modern sense of the term. The corpus is made of images chosen from the work of twenty or so artists and his interpretation is meant to bring forward the varied significations ascribed to them by the many german avant-gardes of the interwar period. When added to psychoanalytic and mythological readings, the analysis of the official political discourse adopted while refering to mutilated soldiers has made it possible to clarify the role given to the mutilated figure within two essential themes of german art in the 1920's. That is the relationship between art and politics and its reflections on the modern industrial society
Lahuerta, Claire. "Poi͏̈étique de l'écoulement. Entre-deux corps. Humeurs secrètes." Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010629.
Full textKim, Ryoung. "Disjonction et combinaison à travers l'image du corps humain : une recherche plastique personnelle." Paris 8, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA082311.
Full textThis thesis is a mixed work of the plastic art, that is to say a memoir articulating a personal artistic practice and a theoretical reflection. My own plastic practice, which remains in two-dimensional space, is characterized above all by the representation of the human body. In this artistic realization, employing trois media like painting, photography and new technology, I worked with two opposite ideas : the disjunction and the combination. The categorie of theoretical reflection rests thus on that of my artistic work : three disciplines mentioned in the 20th century. By revealing the aspects of the disjunction and the combination in point of the forme and the technical method, I have undertaken to view a new light the artistic productions which were examined in this study. The objective of my research is to establish my artistic world that is constituted by these two opposite notions by clarifying plastic elements that I have used in realizations, to develop my practice in a new field combined medas and, at the same time, to build an artistic theory on the basis on my plastic work
Blanchard, Lyse. "L'homme désespécé - tête et corps - : ensemble d'une picturalité organique." Thesis, Amiens, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AMIE0003.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation aims at renewing the exploration of the major questions in the history of our representations. It adopts an evolutionary perspective on topics such as art and anatomy.The art of the body and the art of the face of men and animals, having both lost any resemblance to their species are perceived only through their painful and fragile skins: they have become “désespécé”, to quote Beckett; a reference that takes on its meaning from a plastic perspective.My work consists in a puzzle of organs and bones, "heaps" that come alive through organology, an irrational or unreasonable science under my brush that has no preconceived idea of what it will ultimately become. What best expresses the fate of a body, its limits, its modulations? Only the raw material can provide an answer. The only means of creating a tension between the written and the painted things to make them come to life.The path of the “désespécé” man goes through these warlike lands whose pictorial echoes the artist was able to capture. Men and animals left footprints which were then printed in the canvas to keep alive that memory. From howling popes to grieving choirboys, the next step were these broken faces. A universal human being bringing together such disciplines as history, art and surgery
Schedler, Bittencourt Adolfo Luis. "La dé-figuration : une évocation de la présence." Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010682.
Full textSilva, Liliana Coutinho Da. "Pour un discours sensible sur la capacité cognitive du corps dans l'expérience de l'art." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010570.
Full textDeramaix, Emmanuelle. "Á corps perdu : sculpter la vie." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010657.
Full textBacha, Lilia. "Le regard en-péché." Paris 1, 2012. http://faraway.parisnanterre.fr/login?url=http://www.harmatheque.com/ebook/9782343058085.
Full textGrosu, Juliane. "Territoires du corps féminin." Limoges, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LIMO2021.
Full textThis geocritical research studies the feminine body as a geographic space in six works that use different media supports—text, fixed images, and mobile images—and in which the body becomes a landscape and a territory: Le Pique-nique sur l’Acropole (Louky Bersianik), Enclosed Worlds in Open Spaces (Kathy Prendergast), Hable con ella (Pedro Almodóvar), “Six inches” (Charles Bukowski),The Pillow Book (Peter Greenaway), and El anatomista (Federico Andahazi). Situated at the crossroads of Post-Modernism, st-Colonialism, and Feminism, these works of fiction share two main themes: fragmentation as well as domination and the exploration of the feminine body. The main question that guides this work is: how do these authors conceptualize the bodies of women in their seductive, desirable, or frightening dimensions? Firstly, this study undertakes a particular interest in the genesis of the works, in their intertexutal and intratextual processes, also questioning artistic genres and sexual genders. The study of cosmographies of the feminine body enables us, then, to analyze the various aspects of their mise en scène which locates them between natural and cultural conceptions. This research equally examines the topographies of feminine resistance, the mobile identities that escape control, as well as the ephemeral territories that endlessly draw and redraw themselves. Because, when confronting the (bio) power, the body also positions itself as a “site of resistance” (Elizabeth Grosz) and as the subject of a “biorevendication” (Christine Détrez and Anne Simon). The analyses of ekphrasis, parody, and geography in these fictional works allow for the valorization of concepts essential to this study, such as mimesis (Aristotle), heterotopia (Michel Foucault), médiance (Augustin Berque), corpographèse/bodygraphesis (Marie-Anne Paveau and Pierre Zoberman), and territorialization/deterritorialization (Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari)
Lanzani, Rossana. "Objets portables, prothèses et mise en scène : l'expérience du corps." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27739.
Full textMarull, Mélodie. "Du corps transgressif au corps subversif : corporéités dissidentes dans l'œuvre de Pierre Molinier." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0338.
Full textPierre Molinier's (1900-1976) art is fundamentally transgressive, regarding as much the process he elaborates as the topics he addresses. The artist's experiments are built on a complex network of influences, and we will explore how some of its nodal points - such as fetishism - are metaphorized in his photographic and pictorial techniques. This thesis deals with an understanding of how the images and the discourses they produce nowa-days appear to us as a proto-queer idea of identity, embodiment and sexualities. Furthermore, our research interrogates the perception of his works and their contextualization. Our analysis methodology is quite similar to the one that William F. Edmiston develops in Sade Queer Theorist, and is based on a deep look inside of the works and texts taken out of the artist's mail. Our thesis is articulated in two parts, looking alike the artist's creative process. The first part aims to develop the analysis of an outgrowth beyond the artist's body. Masks and prostheses are employed as body modification tools and participate in expressing a kind of authenticity in trickery. The creatures that Molinier builds based on his own photographs point out the path from multiplicity to unity and offer us to look at dissenting anatomies. The second part answers to the first and matches a movement of contraction. On the one side, the artist's relationship with the other is established on an absorp-tion mode, he understands the bodies ductile nature and uses them as creation materials. On the other side, auto- erotical experimentations take a firsthand place in the molinian paradigm, which reclaim the visual vo-cabulary of BDSM. In Molinier’s work, the body is shown as a creative materiality, on which the artist-alchemist builds in order to give birth to hybrid creatures, that embody his ideal of identity and sexualities fluidity. Pierre Molinier disrupts binaries and normativity, through both his auto-erotical practices and their mode of representation. Developing a language of the intimacy and the body, he redesigns their form and functions, combining masquerade and transgression, toward new embodiments
Cuir, Raphael. "Du sujet de l'anatomie à l'anatomie du sujet." Paris, EHESS, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EHES0092.
Full textThe selfdemonstration rhetoric passed on by Vesale's Fabrica made up the model of anatomical representations up intil the 18th century. It is for us paradoxical (the animation of skeletons and écorchés), but not for anatomists and artists of the 16th century. To question why anatomic figures were represented as living bodies is to ask a question whose philosophical response lies in the Humanist culture of anatomists. With the selfdemonstration of the écorchés, anatomy positions itself from the start as a reflexive practice, a knowledge that is first and foremost a relationship with oneself. "Know thyself" hence proves to be the essential message of a science born of participation in the elaboration of the modern subject. From Michelangelo's self portrait in which he is draped in Saint Bartholomew's skin to recent works by artists such as Orlan, Venet, Barbier, and Quinn. . . The privileged relationship artists have with the imaginary of anatomy and science is revealed. Art becomes a way of subjecting oneself
Lavaud-Forest, Sophie. "Scénographies interactives : corps interfacés et systèmes dynamiques." Paris 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA010654.
Full textMaugery, Ariane. "L' instant et le mouvant : une esthétique du corps dansant : présence corporelle des pratiques dansées." Aix-Marseille 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007AIX10093.
Full textDairou, Jean-Marc. ""Ultrasensible" et/ou de l'ergonomie expérimentale en arts plastiques." Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010594.
Full textValhère, Didier Vacher dit. "Le visionneur de chair : la pornographie comme mobile de création picturale." Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010546.
Full textPetropoulos, Lefteris. "Esthétique et clinique du corps : à propos des modifications corporelles dans l'art contemporain." Paris 7, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA070081.
Full textThis study concerns aesthetics and its connection with clinical reflections on the body in contemporary western culture. Situated in a psychoanalytic perspective (from Freud to Lacan), enriched by deleuzian thought and phenomenology, we interrogate the spectacular emergence of the body in contemporary art. Among many artists, we concentrate in the attack of the body in Viennese actionism, the performances and aesthetic operations of Orlan, the cybernetic body in the cinema of Cronenberg. We consider the utilisation of the artist's body and the diverse figures of the body in contemporary art simultaneously as symptoms and attempts of the subject to "inhabit" his body inside the cultural apparatuses and modes of subjectivation specific to contemporary western culture. Our strategy consists in juxtaposing the cultural and technological apparatuses that normalise the body, with the expression of contemporary art that question, reveal and transgress the status of the body for the subject. Thus, we observe a tendency to return to the materiality of the artwork, and of the body, and, in the same time, an interlocking between body, ideals and interfaces. There is a major political and identity aspect of the genre of performance that can resume its approach in a gesture that reveals the effects of social normalisation in the body. The same goes for monstrous figures when they are not excluded or domesticated by cultural norms. Thinking on the artwork can help us delimitate the contemporary body and its modification practices that participate in the construction of the identity and of the subject
Lambert, Xavier. "Le corps sans bords : identité / altérité dans l'image numérique et ses résonances dans la fiction narrative." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010591.
Full textBergeret, Albert. "Ellipses de la matière / rituels du corps." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010608.
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