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Ranglin, Eva. "Sophie Calle i den andres spår : Tre tidiga verk". Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Konstvetenskapliga institutionen, 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-334380.
Texto completoMorén, Sol. "Detaljer : i Sophie Calles konstnärskap". Thesis, Umeå universitet, Institutionen för kultur- och medievetenskaper, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-39273.
Texto completoKittner, Alma-Elisa. "Visuelle Autobiographien : Sammeln als Selbstentwurf bei Hannah Höch, Sophie Calle und Annette Messager /". Bielefeld : Transcript-Verl, 2009. http://deposit.d-nb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=3039751&prov=M&dok%5Fvar=1&dok%5Fext=htm.
Texto completoRentsch, Stefanie. "Hybrides Erzählen Text-Bild-Kombinationen bei Jean Le Gac und Sophie Calle". Paderborn München Fink, 2008. http://d-nb.info/993984967/04.
Texto completoNachtergael, Magali. "Esthétique des mythologies individuelles : le dispositif photographique de Nadja à Sophie Calle". Phd thesis, Université Paris-Diderot - Paris VII, 2008. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00640863.
Texto completoKittner, Alma-Elisa. "Visuelle Autobiographien Sammeln als Selbstentwurf bei Hannah Höch, Sophie Calle und Annette Messager". Bielefeld Transcript, 2005. http://d-nb.info/986753807/04.
Texto completoDemelo, Sarah. "Autobiography and self-portraiture in the works of Christian Boltanski and Sophie Calle". Thesis, University of Essex, 2011. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.537927.
Texto completoPrieto, Aguaza Alberto. "Imagen fotográfica y textualidad. La obra de Wright Morris, Duane Michals y Sophie Calle". Doctoral thesis, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/7442.
Texto completoAparentemente la función de la imagen es la de ilustrar la acción que se desarrolla en el texto, mientras que éste debe explicar lo que vemos en aquella. Más allá de esta complementariedad, las relaciones se amplían en el caso de la imagen fotográfica, frente a las imágenes sintéticas, debido a su especial estatus como index. El diálogo entre ambos medios expresivos genera una alteración mutua, tanto de las coordenadas espacio-temporales como de la noción de referencialidad: ni una fotografía es sólo un documento real ni un texto literario una ficción. Se observan estas relaciones en la obra de Wright Morris, Duane Michals y Sophie Calle mediante un elemento visual y conceptual característico de cada uno de ellos -ventana, espejo y sombra- que relaciona la manera de conocer el mundo y de conocerse uno mismo.
At first sight, the role of the image is to illustrate the action taking place within a text, whereas this one has to explain what we see in the image. Beyond this collaboration, we find deeper relationships when talking about photographic image, in opposition to synthetic images, due to its special status as index. Dialogue between photography and a so-called literary text creates a mutual alteration, related not only to time and space but also to the question of referentiality: neither a photograph is only a real document nor a text is a fiction. We observe these changes in the works of Wright Morris, Duane Michals and Sophie Calle by means of three visual and conceptual elements -window, mirror and shadow- which connect the way to know the world and ourselves.
Thorn, Sophie Alexandra. "“The Abuse of Power and Indiscretion": Identity, Mourning and Control in the Work of Sophie Calle". Thesis, University of Canterbury. School of Humanities, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10092/4831.
Texto completoSouza, Valdete Nunes Silva. "Um olhar sobre o vazio: imagem e escrita em Douleur Exquise e L'Absence, de Sophie Calle". Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1843/ECAP-74QKGK.
Texto completoMonteiro, Marlène. "Exposed intimacy : a comparative study of self-representation in selected works by Sophie Calle, Vincent Dieutre, and Mariana Otero". Thesis, Birkbeck (University of London), 2015. http://bbktheses.da.ulcc.ac.uk/155/.
Texto completoDumas-Côté, Clémence. "L’écrit comme présence? Cinq photos à te montrer (récits poétiques), suivi de Qui est là? La présence chez Sophie Calle (essai)". Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/10475.
Texto completoLindblad, Marie. "Things I keep around me". Thesis, Konstfack, Inredningsarkitektur & Möbeldesign, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:konstfack:diva-4703.
Texto completoOkubo, Miki. "Exposition de soi à l'époque mobile-liquide". Thesis, Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080055.
Texto completoArtistic expression has have never been easier to carry out than today. Engaging in creation has even become a mundane, commonplace undertaking. We have a vast array of mediums available to us to satisfy our desire for self-representation, including traditional and modern medias and advanced technologies. Despite this ease of access to platforms for self-expression, creators have no chance of becoming a celebrated artist. Facing this truth during our everyday interactions online and with modern media leads us to feel rather disheartened with today's media environment. However, from historical point of view, today's context of creative work and exposition is neither new nor unique. Art has always been one possible way to process or overcome personal problems. In our search for shared experiences with others, art is useful in easing life's difficulties.Today’s world, characterized by its "fluid" and “mobile” nature, is giving birth to a contemporary art that often highlights the question of intimacy. Its significance is universal, while being distant from notions of egoism and individualism.This thesis aims to consider “plural” self-representations practiced in our “fluid” and “mobile” world, in order to better understand the importance of expressive acts. Through the careful study of artistic activities such as photography, fashion, literature and other domains, I present a study on self-representation and exposition, found in both professional and amateur creative activities, to interpret how self-representation and exposition is useful and even essential, from semiological, phenomenological, archeological, anthropological and aesthetic points of view
Okubo, Miki. "Exposition de soi à l'époque mobile-liquide". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080055.
Texto completoArtistic expression has have never been easier to carry out than today. Engaging in creation has even become a mundane, commonplace undertaking. We have a vast array of mediums available to us to satisfy our desire for self-representation, including traditional and modern medias and advanced technologies. Despite this ease of access to platforms for self-expression, creators have no chance of becoming a celebrated artist. Facing this truth during our everyday interactions online and with modern media leads us to feel rather disheartened with today's media environment. However, from historical point of view, today's context of creative work and exposition is neither new nor unique. Art has always been one possible way to process or overcome personal problems. In our search for shared experiences with others, art is useful in easing life's difficulties.Today’s world, characterized by its "fluid" and “mobile” nature, is giving birth to a contemporary art that often highlights the question of intimacy. Its significance is universal, while being distant from notions of egoism and individualism.This thesis aims to consider “plural” self-representations practiced in our “fluid” and “mobile” world, in order to better understand the importance of expressive acts. Through the careful study of artistic activities such as photography, fashion, literature and other domains, I present a study on self-representation and exposition, found in both professional and amateur creative activities, to interpret how self-representation and exposition is useful and even essential, from semiological, phenomenological, archeological, anthropological and aesthetic points of view
Gouvrit, Montaño Florence. "Empathy and Human-Machine Interaction". The Ohio State University, 2011. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1313442553.
Texto completoLutton, Alison Mary. "Authorship and the production of literary value, 1982-2012 : Bret Easton Ellis, Paul Auster, J.T. LeRoy, and Tucker Max". Thesis, University of Oxford, 2014. http://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:3aa64675-73a2-42a8-be24-cb75f034e9de.
Texto completoZanotto, Damiano. "Analysis and development of cable-driven robotic devices". Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3427530.
Texto completoLa progettazione di un sistema meccanico è spesso il risultato di un processo di ottimizzazione, il cui scopo è quello di massimizzare le performance all'interno di un dato workspace rispettando una serie di vincoli. A causa dell'attuazione unilaterale, i dispositivi cable-driven possiedono caratteristiche specifiche, cosicch è gli strumenti di analisi tradizionalmente impiegati in robotica risultano inadeguati o poco efficaci. Di qui la necessità di definire indici di analisi e metodologie di progettazione specifici. Sebbene siano stati sviluppati nel corso degli anni svariati indici di performance (geometrici, cinematici e dinamici), solo pochi autori hanno finora proposto metodi di progettazione rigorosi. Negli approcci tradizionali, lo scopo è quello di determinare il set di parametri di progetto che massimizza le performance del dispositivo all'interno di una data regione dello spazio di lavoro. Tuttavia, poichè molte delle proprietà dei dispositivi cable-based dipendono sia dalla geometria del manipolatore (numero di cavi, disposizione delle pulegge alla base, ecc..) sia dalla disposizione dei cavi (cioè dalla direzioni assunte dai cavi rispetto all'end-effector), le performance di un manipolatore risultano estremamente variabili all'interno dello spazio di lavoro. Di conseguenza, l'ingombro complessivo di un robot cable-driven risulta spesso decisamente maggiore rispetto allo spazio di lavoro per il quale è stato progettato. Lo scopo di questo lavoro consiste dapprima nel presentare un set di indici di performance locali, in grado di caratterizzare le proprietà principali di un dispositivo. Successivamente, viene presentata una nuova metodologia di progettazione basata su questi indici, che permette di ottenere soluzioni progettuali più efficaci, cioè sviluppate su misura in base alle specifiche. La metodologia proposta si basa sull'introduzione di passacavi mobili, ed ha condotto alla definizione di una nuova classe di dispositivi cable-based denominati adattativi. Al fine di validare numericamente la procedura, nella prima parte di questa tesi vengono presentati alcuni semplici esempi di progettazione. Allo scopo di dare una validazione empirica alla metodologia introdotta, è stato inoltre progettato e sviluppato il prototipo Sophia-3, primo esempio di sistema a cavi adattativo. Nella seconda parte di questa tesi viene presentato il prototipo, descrivendone il layout, la progettazione meccanica e l'architettura del controllo. Vengono inoltre presentati i primi risultati sperimentali dei test effettuati sul nuovo prototipo.
Nieto, Sánchez Varinia. "¿De qué hablamos cuando todavía hablamos de amor?: teorías, representaciones y narrativas sobre el amor en la modernidad tardía". Doctoral thesis, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/127191.
Texto completoThis thesis questions the figures, ideas and concepts, which surround and create the discourses on the love, emotions, ideals and relationships of love in western societies of the “late modernity”. Love here is considered as a sign of a cultural process associated with moral and religious values crisis. The whole process is seen in the context of social and ideological transformations, which have gradually modified ways of life in the western world throughout the 20th century, especially since the sixties. In the first place the notion of love is explored from the point of view of psychoanalysts, sociologists, historians and philosophers discovering the complexity of the theme. The focus on the privileged love in this thesis consists of rediscovering it not only as an object of knowledge but also as an experience which can’t be reduced to theoretical concepts. Therefore the second part is focused on the interpretation of love experience in the work of two artists: Nan Goldin y Sophie Calle.
Latry, Magalie. "Confrontations artistiques et féministes aux hiérarchies du genre". Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018BOR30013/document.
Texto completoThe French word genre has several meanings, including an artistic genre, but also gender – the social traits associated with one sex. Does it follow that the same hierarchy-based systems are at work in both fields of art genre and social gender? Anyone is allowed to conclude so, who considers the practising conditions of women artists, whom a stereotype accuses of restraining their work to so-called minor genres. As a consequence, the issue of historical simultaneity arises: were artistic genres questioned at the same periods as what feminist historiography calls “the three waves”? This thesis focuses on seven specific art pieces so as to examine how gender-related hierarchy systems were confronted in classicism and during each period concerned by the three feminist waves: Nature morte aux abricots, by Louise Moillon, 1634, Portrait d'une négresse, by Marie-Guillemine Benoist, 1800, Clotho, by Camille Claudel, 1893, Autoportrait by Claude Cahun, 1928, Tir by Niki de Saint Phalle, 1961, Azione sentimentale, by Gina Pane, 1973, and Le régime chromatique, by Sophie Calle, 1997. Despite a number of improvements – a notion which is questioned rather than acknowledged – certain features are persistently attributed to women artists. A crosswise look at their work reveals that the patterns of hierarchy are still operating. These features are a matter of stigma: woman artists are inevitably unhinged creatures, cooks, coquettes, mediocre artists or even witches, and always defined and driven by sex. Gender, as long as it isn’t questioned as such, seems to be serving as a guarantee for the permanence of those stigmas. One could try to get around the gender issue, using texts, bodies (represented bodies, bodies of images, bodies of the artists), and the very core of plastic practice, the relationship between the artist and the material: plasticity
Morissette, Jessica. "Feu, suivi de Sophie Calle : soi en négatif". Thèse, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/11129.
Texto completoFeu is an autofictional photo-text collection in which I revisited memories from a past relationship after a fire destroyed everything. Among a serie of short episodes, I tried to transmit the different emotions felt while mourning and to show my obsession for both the fire and my ex companion. I kept turning over souvenirs in a self-centered way until it lead to a deep emotional uneasiness. It started resorbing the moment an opening to others was made, but never ended. Pictures are used to illustrate the words as well as to participate in the exposure of loneliness. In addition to a few sub-headings relating my project to Sophie Calle’s work, I tempted to recuperate some of her characteristic traits. Sophie Calle: Soi en négatif is an essay about the self-performance. It involves an autobiographic contract between the performer and the public, a network of intertextuality and in this case, specific concepts like otherness, mourning and absence. I tried to show how she managed to expose herself by the negative. Not only does she take advantage of the most painful negative moments of her life and the ones of others, but she also reveals herself only through documents or others. In a way, her words and her photos develop her life contained into her personal archives. When she exposes herself, art blows way beyond literature, cinema, interviews and photography to because a self-performance, in negative.
Thibault, Kathleen. "Doubles-jeux de Sophie Calle : le livre comme espace ludique". Thèse, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/7274.
Texto completoLacroix, Marie-Claude. "À suivre... de Sophie Calle : construction autobiographique d'une artiste singulière". Thèse, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/16148.
Texto completoSelon la sociologue Nathalie Heinich, l'éclatement actuel des pratiques artistiques a profondément modifié les stratégies de singularisation qui constituent, depuis Van Gogh, un impératif incontournable pour l'artiste moderne. Un des changements concerne la personne de l'artiste, qui se prend fréquemment lui-même pour sujet de ses oeuvres. Beaucoup de pratiques contemporaines, notamment celles qui adoptent le mode de la performance, reposent en effet sur des mises en scène de soi et servent de prétextes au déploiement de mythologies personnelles. Sophie Calle appartient à cette tendance puisque sa production opère un brouillage systématique entre sa vie et son art, entre la vérité et l'invention. Son oeuvre se développe sous l'égide des doubles jeux: chassés-croisés de moyens de diffusion (expositions/livres d'artiste), de médiums (performances/documents visuels), de voix auctorielles entremêlées (Calle/Auster). Prenant appui sur À suivre..., une publication qui reprend, en les complexifiant, des performances antérieures basées sur des opérations de filature (Suite vénitienne et La filature), le présent mémoire s'inspire des écrits de Philippe Lejeune et de Vincent Colonna pour débusquer la pulsion autofictionnelle à l'oeuvre dans ce type de projet à prétention autobiographique. Les ruses intertextuelles, incluant les discordances entre l'écrit et l'image photographique, servent à illustrer le propos. En s'inspirant des considérations de Maxence Alcalde sur l'artiste opportuniste, qui constitue selon cet auteur un des modèles du créateur contemporain, le mémoire examine la distance qui s'est instaurée entre cette figure et celle du Grand Singulier incarnée à l'origine du modernisme par Vincent Van Gogh.
Nathalie Heinich examines how the current diversity of artistic practices deeply modified the way artists singularise and assert themselves on the contemporary art scene. Going back to Van Gogh, the figure of the artist itself has taken precedence over the work, notably in the literature created by critics and biographers, despite the fact that the works themselves may very well be self-referential. A number of contemporary practices, notably those emanating from performance art, rely on a theatricalisation of the self, a mythologisation even. Among them, Sophie Calle constantly blurs the distinction between art and personal life, between fiction and reality. Her work entails various double games such as media and medium crossovers (exhibition/artist book; performance/visual documentation), recycling, publicity stunts and blurrings of authorship. This thesis examines À suivre…, a book by the artist that refers to previous performances (followed by exhibitions) on her favorite theme of tracking (Suite vénitienne and La filature). Philippe Lejeune and Vincent Colonna’s arguments are summoned to highlight the fictional impulse that inhabits works with an autobiographical pretension – writing strategies and play between illustrations (photographs) and text in Calle’s production demonstrate that. In light of Maxence Alcalde’s theorisation of the opportunistic artist, a figure he considers to be emblematic of the contemporary art scenes and markets, a great distance is revealed with Heinich’s Grand Singulier, a paradigmatic figure of the modernist artist.
Bouchard, Pascale. "Le visible et l'invisible chez Sophie Calle : variations autour du seuil". Mémoire, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/4497/1/M12335.pdf.
Texto completoWroblewski, Ania. "La vie des autres. Sophie Calle et Annie Ernaux, artistes hors-la-loi". Thèse, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/10549.
Texto completoThis dissertation analyzes how contemporary French artist Sophie Calle and contemporary French writer Annie Ernaux transgress the discursive, aesthetic, and social boundaries between public and private life. Taking a feminist perspective and drawing on theories of everyday life, this dissertation asks: what liberties are the female artist and writer permitted today? Where, how and by whom are the ethical limits of creative practice established? In light of often stereotypical literary and artistic representations of the female criminal, the first chapter examines the accusations of obscenity, shamelessness and indecency levelled against Calle and Ernaux by their critics. The following three chapters identify the diverse, innovative and subversive ways in which Calle and Ernaux question accepted perceptions of femininity in order to seize creative freedom: they assume the distinct and tactical positions of flâneuses, heart-broken women avenging their ex-lovers, and theorists manipulating the reception of their own works. Together, these four chapters trace the artwork’s resonance in the public sphere, insist on the fruitful relationship that exists between a work of art and its frame, and consider the ethos of the artist as well as that of art. Sophie Calle’s and Annie Ernaux’s practices suggest that in order to achieve creative autonomy, art and writing must function outside of the constraints of moral, ethical, social and even civil laws. By examining instances in which artists, writers, curators and publishing houses have been subject to lawsuits in France since 2010, the conclusion of this dissertation studies a recent increase in the litigation of art and outlines some of the limits of representation as defined by the law.
JHUANG, Yi-Syuan y 莊憶萱. "The Dual Muse of the Imagination: Sophie Calle''s True Stories". Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/39655342920321366574.
Texto completo國立中央大學
藝術學研究所
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From 1978 Sophie Calle created the series of Les Autobiographies which was published in a small-format book, entitled Des histories vraies (True Stories) by Actes Sud in 1994. The book comprised of 26 short stories. At the same time Des histories vraies were displayed in two separate panels on the wall in Sollertis Gallery in Toulouse. Through the passage of time, it has been re-edited, and has evolved to different designs for the special exhibitions or on the occasions of receiving awards. My thesis focuses on the publication of Des histories vraies and addresses the following questions: what is its context? Could it be the work of art by itself? Deriving from notebooks, Les Autobiographies and Des histories vraies always present one image facing one text on double-sided pages (recto-verso) independently, and the stories are not arranged in the chronological order. As a result, the double-sided pages become the typical characteristic of the work, but this book form does not resemble illustrated books. The image and the text cannot be separated from each other, so my thesis aims to analyze and interpret the context and meanings of this photo-text work. In the first chapter, I explore the nature of contemporary artist’s books. From the 1960s to the 1970s, Conceptual and Fluxus artists searched for a proper method to document the process of the Happenings and the performance work. At the same time, photography demanded to be considered as art too, and this led to the development of art in the form of document. Some artists started to choose the book as a carrier of works, and adopted the form of popular publications and the ready-made of industrial reproductions at affordable prices to reach different readers. In the second chapter, I apply narratology to analyze the reception of the photo-text which implicates popular magazines or the television news (tele-reality). Especially through the first-person narration, the text helps to bring about a witness’s subjective experience, self-representation, and memory. The first-person narration compromises “truth” and “stories” which could contradict each other. However there is always a gap in the time during the post production of the photos and the use of self-mocking words make readers confused and underline the unstable relation in the photo-text. As Des histories vraies was re-edited and added stories, the author’s journey of life was unfolded. In the last chapter I discuss the evolution of the work as a site-specific exhibition in the Sigmund Freud Museum, Appointment with Freud. This project presented double visions and polyphonic narrations through the integration of different people’s life stories. In conclusion, Des histories vraies sets an example of the dual nature in photo-text which characterizes Calle’s works and opens the reader’s double visions: one image facing one text in double-sided pages may induce the reader’s personal thinking which reverses the visual convention. Words question the reality constituted by the indexicality in photographs. Due to the duality in Des histories vraies I interpret the photo-text narration as the disposition of camera lucida which the artist sees both the scene and drawing surface simultaneously and which the artist needs comparing its dual imaging between the real and the representation of the object. In other words, Des histories vraies in the double-sided pages can provide us the dual muse which realizes the imagination of the photo-text stories.
"Imagen fotogr¨¢fica y textualidad. La obra Wright Morris, Duane Michals y Sophie Calle". Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 2009. http://www.tesisenxarxa.net/TDX-0213109-123124/.
Texto completoGourde, Marie-Claude. "Simulacres d'une mémoire de soi : archive, deuil et identité chez Sophie Calle et Catherine Mavrikakis". Mémoire, 2009. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/2509/1/M11086.pdf.
Texto completoGuilmaine, Anne-Marie. "L’empreinte d’une expérience performative en littérature : le cas de Sophie Calle et de Miranda July". Thèse, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/16117.
Texto completoThis master’s thesis proposes to establish a dialogue between the practices of two contemporary writers and artists, Sophie Calle and Miranda July. The four studied pieces of work – Calle’s Douleur exquise (2003), Aveugles (2011) and Rachel, Monique (2012) and July’s Il vous choisit (2013) – are based on concrete experiences occurring beforehand, prior to the act of writing itself. Those experiences mobilize the body of the writers engaging them in a real action and often in interactions with other people. This form of action art becomes the foundations of their writing and could be linked to the theories of pragmatic philosopher John Dewey and artist Allan Kaprow – one of the first to develop a reflexion on performance art. The intermedial writing that Calle and July practice as a game of relations between different medias in the same work allows both artists to revive the performative value of the experience. It impulses the writing and initiates a reading experience which itself becomes performative. Exemplary of a relational aesthetic, polyphonic in the voices that are expressed, the studied body of work reveals glimpses of community to feel and experiment. It is a literature that is interdisciplinary and intersubjective but primarily performative in its constant questioning of art’s capacity to transform life.
Gallant, Line. "Sophie Calle à l'épreuve du temps et de l'autre : lecture phénoménologique des Dormeurs, Double blind et Douleur exquise". Mémoire, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/4903/1/M12497.pdf.
Texto completoCamacho, Sandra Gonçalves 1986. "Imagem de arquivo : entre a ficção e a realidade". Master's thesis, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10451/3369.
Texto completoThis theoretical and practical dissertation is based on Archive Footage. I will then explore not only this concept but also I will analyse its documental and fictional functions. The starting point for this work was an advertisement of the singer Max in which my mother participated. Thus being the video that forms the practical side of the dissertation, O Dia em que Max desceu a rua, tries, in the beginning, to reconstruct the events that took place that day continuing later to register the several stories that create a family History through the use of Archive Footage. In the theoretical side I will analyse the concepts of Archive Footage, Archive, Collection, Documentary Film, Fictional Film and Editing. There will be a study of the Documentary Film, the Fictional Film and their application of Archive Footageand the use of Editing in their construction. There will be also an investigation on the differences and similarities between Documentary Film and Fictional Film. Taking this into consideration, there will be an analysis of some of the works of the artists Péter Forgács, Sophie Calle, Michael Sucsy, Morgan Dews and Daniel Blaufuks that used Archive Footage and/or explored the relationship between fiction and reality. Finally there will be a study on the practical side of the dissertation – O Dia em que Max desceu a rua – relating it to the previous concepts
Fexa, Leduc Isabelle. "L'art contemporain à l'ère des glissements du privé vers le public : pour une relecture de la vie privée". Thèse, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/11584.
Texto completoThis Master’s thesis deals with the works of artists Sophie Calle, Sylvie Cotton, Donigan Cumming, Martin Dufrasne, and Marc-Antoine K. Phaneuf. The objective of this research is to observe the back and forth explored by the artists in their practices between the private and the public sphere and how these problematize our relationship with intimacy. In the first chapter, I will determine the elements that respectively characterize the public and the private space, and then find the places and forms that define intimacy. In the second chapter, I will examine the private sphere's appropriation gestures and methods employed by the artists through a study of collecting, ethnographic, and surveillance practices. I will underline the impact of such practices on the artists' investment in time and their implication in contextual art. Finally, I will deliberate on my very own practices, considering how they differentiate or resemble the practices of the artists studied in this memoir.
McGarry, Llewellyn Ane. "Beyond the Immeasurable". Phd thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1885/149566.
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