Public Defense: Nathalie S. Fari
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Nathalie S. Fari is a doctoral student in Performance Practices and defends her thesis on Situated Agencies: Mediating places through the body.
Nathalie S. Fari is a doctoral student in Performance Practices and defends her thesis on Situated Agencies: Mediating places through the body.
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Situated Agencies: Mediating places through the body
Nathalie S. Fari, performance practices, Academy of Music and Drama
Situated Agencies: Mediating places through the Body examines how site-specific performance practice can be addressed through an embodied and documentary approach. Drawing from place-based research, performance documentation and posthumanism, this PhD project has carried out a series of performance laboratories in collaboration with artist researchers at two specific places: Götaplatsen in Gothenburg and ”Praça Mauá” in Rio de Janeiro. At the core of these laboratories, was to explore the relationship between embodiment and audiovisuality, especially by experimenting with how the audiovisual traces of a laboratory work can serve both as data and a creative source for developing screen performance as research.
Opponent
Susan Kozel, Professor of Philosophy, Dance and Media Technologies in the School of Art and Communication (K3), Malmö University
Examining committee
Barbara Büscher, Professor of Media Theory, Media History and Intermediality at the University of Music and Theatre "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" in Leipzig
Elisabeth Brun, Honorary Professor at The School of Arts, Design and Media, Kristiania University College, Oslo
Monica Sand, artist and researcher affiliated to the Academy of Music and Drama, Göteborg