Poéticas domésticas y otras manualidades
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2023-08-24
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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Este documento de tesis parte de tres preocupaciones: la construcción de una
nueva subjetividad femenina, ajena al modelo patriarcal de la abnegación y el sacrificio;
la distribución de las labores de cuidado, y la valoración de las técnicas domésticas. El
proyecto artístico Poéticas domésticas y otras manualidades se sitúa en ese contexto y
utiliza la resignificación de elementos domésticos y de la práctica textil para abrir el
diálogo y la reflexión sobre el cuidado, el uso del tiempo, la preservación de la memoria
y la valoración de técnicas asociadas a los valores tradicionales de lo femenino y lo
artesanal. Para ello, hace uso de la intuición y la reflexión, el dibujo, la escritura creativa,
la exploración y experimentación con objetos cotidianos, el estudio de fuentes primarias
y secundarias, la escultura y el video. Se plantea identificar las dimensiones simbólicas
y poéticas incluidas en las rutinas cotidianas, explorar las posibilidades plásticas de los
espacios del hogar y encontrar nuevos significados de lo femenino. El proyecto artístico
propone un acercamiento a la sensibilidad y sensorialidad que se ocultan en los objetos,
en los ritos cotidianos y los espacios del hogar. Motiva una reflexión sobre el intercambio
afectivo que define nuestra posición en la cadena del cuidado y que nos ubica como
personas que cuidan o receptores de cuidados. Y, extiende una invitación a despertar
la memoria a través de aromas y texturas y a percibir el tiempo como un espacio de
ensoñación que nos reconecta con el imaginario poético
This thesis focuses on three topics: the building of a new feminine subjectivity outside the patriarchal model of abnegation and sacrifice; the distribution of care work; and the value of domestic techniques. The Domestic Poetics and Other Crafts art project centers in this context; and explores the new meaning of domestic elements and textile practice to open a dialogue and reflection on the care, use of time, preservation of memories, and appreciation of techniques associated with traditional values of femininity and craftsmanship. It involves intuition and reflection, drawing, creative writing, exploration, and experimentation with everyday objects, the study of primary and secondary sources, sculpture, and video. The intention is to identify the symbolic and poetic dimensions of daily routines, exploring the home's plastic possibilities to find new meanings of the feminine. The artistic project proposes an approach to the sensibility and sensory information hidden in objects, daily rituals, and home spaces. It proposes a reflection on the affective exchange that defines our position in the chain of care and places us women as caregivers or care receivers. This project invites us to recall memories through aromas and textures, and to perceive time as a space of reverie that reconnects us with the poetic imaginary
This thesis focuses on three topics: the building of a new feminine subjectivity outside the patriarchal model of abnegation and sacrifice; the distribution of care work; and the value of domestic techniques. The Domestic Poetics and Other Crafts art project centers in this context; and explores the new meaning of domestic elements and textile practice to open a dialogue and reflection on the care, use of time, preservation of memories, and appreciation of techniques associated with traditional values of femininity and craftsmanship. It involves intuition and reflection, drawing, creative writing, exploration, and experimentation with everyday objects, the study of primary and secondary sources, sculpture, and video. The intention is to identify the symbolic and poetic dimensions of daily routines, exploring the home's plastic possibilities to find new meanings of the feminine. The artistic project proposes an approach to the sensibility and sensory information hidden in objects, daily rituals, and home spaces. It proposes a reflection on the affective exchange that defines our position in the chain of care and places us women as caregivers or care receivers. This project invites us to recall memories through aromas and textures, and to perceive time as a space of reverie that reconnects us with the poetic imaginary
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Arte textil, Escultura, Estética
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