Polinizadores de lugares: sedimentações do corpo e do espaço

Abstract

This research investigates how the relationship between body and space, shaped by everyday and affective experiences, is inscribed in artistic practice. It is based on the hypothesis that the spaces we inhabit affect us and are, in turn, affected by us, leaving traces both on the body and on the landscape. For this purpose, I begin from a personal spatial contexto, my neighborhood, conjunto Riviera, where I have lived for 28 years. This allows for an analysis grounded in the lived experience of this intimate and everyday territory, where a theoretical-practical investigation unfolds, with photography as the central axis of artistic production, later expanded into three-dimensionality. The study also proposes the concept of “place pollinators” as a poeticconceptual figure that seeks to express this transit of marks, in which the subject carries and deposits sensitive traces between lived territories, activating a continuous symbolic fertilization.