Breakthrough: una narrativa autoetnográfica ilustrada sobre la identidad profesional y la narración

Autores/as

  • Kristen Lum Auckland University of Technology
  • Marcos Mortensen Steagall Auckland University of Technology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29147/datjournal.v8i1.694

Palabras clave:

Investigación de diseño, Identidad Profesional, Novela gráfica autoetnográfica, Ilustración, Cuentacuentos.

Resumen

Este artículo presenta un proyecto de investigación artística dirigido por la práctica centrado en el proceso creativo de una novela gráfica ilustrada y con guión que se basa en métodos autoetnográficos para comprometerse con altos niveles de originalidad. El proyecto: Avance: una narrativa autoetnográfica ilustrada sobre la identidad profesional y la narración responde a una pregunta retórica que pregunta: ¿Cómo se puede expresar la identidad personal en forma de novela gráfica? El resultado del diseño de este proyecto es una novela gráfica publicada que explora ideas en torno a la identidad, en particular la identidad profesional y el encuentro o el redescubrimiento de uno mismo. El argumento de la novela se basa en el viaje del investigador como artista e ilustrador, las experiencias de perder y recuperar pasiones y estímulos creativos. El proceso creativo de la novela gráfica emplea habilidades de expresión creativa para conceptualizar y visualizar la narrativa. El resultado del diseño tiene la intención de resonar con otros que estudian o trabajan en industrias creativas e inspirar a los jóvenes creativos en sus viajes. El proyecto de investigación contribuye a los discursos sobre el uso de métodos etnográficos para involucrar la originalidad en la producción de resultados de diseño de comunicación visual respaldados por novedades personales y significado. Además, contribuye a comprender las metodologías de investigación guiadas por la práctica y la escritura exegética que sustenta un artefacto de diseño.

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Biografía del autor/a

Kristen Lum, Auckland University of Technology

Kristen Lum is an illustrator and graphic designer who specialises in depicting characters and scenes. She completed a Bachelor of Design, majoring in Communication Design, at AUT. Kristen is particularly interested in character design, graphic novels, and visual storytelling as her primary practices. Her research interests are the connection between the creative illustration practice, storytelling and autoethnographic research methodologies.

Marcos Mortensen Steagall, Auckland University of Technology

Marcos Mortensen Steagall is an Associate Professor in the Communication Design department at the Auckland University of Technology - AUT since 2016. He is the Communication Design Postgraduate Strand Leader and Programme Leader for Communication Design and Interaction Design for Year 3. He holds a Master’s (2000) and PhD (2006) in Communication & Semiotics acquired from The Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo, Brazil, and a PhD in Art & Design from Auckland University of Technology in 2019.

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2023-03-15

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Lum, K., & Mortensen Steagall, M. (2023). Breakthrough: una narrativa autoetnográfica ilustrada sobre la identidad profesional y la narración. DAT Journal, 8(1), 336–369. https://doi.org/10.29147/datjournal.v8i1.694

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Vol. 8 Núm. 1 (2023): Design, Art and Technology + LINK Creative Practice Research Group - Auckland University of Technology - AUT Dossier

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