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ESTADO DE ESPANTO

Authors: Salles, Laurita Ricardo de; Equipes Laboratório 10 Dimensões/UFRN E Media Lab/UFG;

ESTADO DE ESPANTO

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The article starts from the speech of artists and/or theoretical artists (Pierre Reverdy, Octávio Paz) who invoke what would be a state of poetry to achieve poetic status in works of art. It proposes to give voice to what artists say about the poetic phenomenon, establishing ties of kinship and analogies between works and discourses for the emergence of what some call enchantment (Gadamer). Certain artists place the poetic as something elusive and rare, arising from and beyond the strategy of their production: true poets taste poetry by creating a moment of illusion of a fragment of intense unreal life (Reverdy); the poetic goes beyond language (Peace). What, after all, would be this state of astonishment? The article also deals with works that articulate their poetics through the combination of the imaginary, shifts of meaning and technology, among them, the work Magic Flute by the author of the article. O artigo parte da fala de artistas e/ou artistas teóricos (Pierre Reverdy, Octávio Paz) que invocam o que seria um estado de poesia para alcançar o estatuto poético nas obras de arte. Propõe dar voz ao que os artistas dizem sobre o fenômeno poético, estabelecendo laços de parentesco e analogias entre obras e discursos para a emergência do que alguns chamam de encantamento (Gadamer). Certos artistas situam o poético como algo fugidio e raro, oriundo da e além da estratégia de sua produção: os verdadeiros poetas provam da poesia poetisando, criando um momento de ilusão de um fragmento de vida irreal intensa (Reverdy); o poético vai além da linguagem (Paz). O que seria, afinal, esse estado de espanto? O artigo também trata de obras que articulam suas poéticas através da conjugação do imaginário, deslocamentos de sentido e tecnologia, dentre elas, a obra Flauta Mágica da autora do artigo e equipe 10 Dimensões/Media Lab UFG.

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