Prática fotográfica contemporânea: metodologia expandida e formas críticas do pensamento

Autores

  • Rodrigo Hill

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29147/dat.v6i2.414

Palavras-chave:

Imagens baseadas em lente, Fotografia, Construção de lugar, Metodologia, Pesquisa orientada pela prática

Resumo

A prática fotográfica contemporânea avançou em um amplo território de fluxos e modalidades representacionais. Este é um momento estimulante para artistas que trabalham com imagens baseadas em lentes e pesquisadores orientados pela prática dispostos a explorar modos expandidos de investigação acadêmica conectados ao meio da fotografia. Neste artigo, extraio ideias metodológicas importantes do projeto de doutorado, Place Imaginaries: Photography and Place-making at Te Awa River Ride. Eu exploro as relações entre a fotografia e a criação de lugares e como a fotografia está inserida nesses processos. Como fotógrafo e artista, desenvolvi uma metodologia baseada na prática fotográfica e na iteração de trabalhos de curadoria fotográficos. Te Awa River Ride é o local de pesquisa, um caminho que margeia o rio Waikato, na parte central da Ilha Norte da Aotearoa Nova Zelândia. A prática fotográfica ou prática baseada em lentes está localizada no centro de abordagens metodológicas de pesquisa com fotografia; um espaço que informa desenvolvimentos de pesquisa teóricos e práticos a caminho de modos críticos de investigação acadêmica.

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Biografia do Autor

Rodrigo Hill

Originally from Porto Alegre, Brazil currently living in Whaingaroa Raglan Aotearoa New Zealand. Rodrigo’s photography practice focuses on people, place and its intrinsic relationships. Explorations of place and its surrounding dynamics have always been the core of Rodrigo’s work. Rodrigo’s research interests are rooted at the intersection of lens-based and curatorial apparochaes in which photography plays the role of representing layered place-imaginaries. Rodrigo’s photography practice explores the use of imagery to create meanings and understandings of place followed by curatorial practices towards photobooks and gallery installations. Rodrigo holds a PhD from the University of Waikato Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

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Hill, R. (2021). Prática fotográfica contemporânea: metodologia expandida e formas críticas do pensamento. DAT Journal, 6(2), 431–442. https://doi.org/10.29147/dat.v6i2.414

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v. 6 n. 2 (2021): Dossiês Saúde(s) + PPG DTI UNIFATEA + Simpósio LINK

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