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O objetivo desta dissertação, denominada Vestígios, é investigar o ato de apropriação na arte. Para tanto, a fotografia foi tomada como o principal meio de análise das obras e o ato fotográfico encarado como uma apropriação artística, a qual recria a realidade em uma imagem bidimensional. No intuito de embasar essa exploração, estudamos comparativamente a questão da apropriação a partir das referências artísticas de Ai Weiwei e Nelson Leirner, junto a trabalhos específicos desses artistas. Essa tomada de posse de certos trabalhos e modos de fazer levou a um estudo relacionado ao tempo e ao espaço. Uma vez que a presença em um determinado momento e lugar é algo que indica não só a existência de um trabalho em si, como ainda a de seus criadores, analisar como se dá a nossa percepção do tempo e do espaço é fundamental para a compreensão de como as recriações acontecem junto a ele. The objective of this dissertation, called Vestígios, is to investigate the act of appropriation in art. For this, photography was taken as the main means of analyzing the works and the photographic act regarded as an artistic appropriation, which recreates reality in a two-dimensional image. In order to base this exploration, we comparatively study the question of appropriation from the artistic references of Ai Weiwei and Nelson Leirner, together with specific works of these artists. This takeover of certain works and ways of doing has led to a study related to time and space. Since the presence in a given moment and place is something that indicates not only the existence of a work in itself, but also that of its creators, analyzing how our perception of time and space is given is fundamental for the understanding of how the recreations happen next to him.
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