VIDEODANCE BÁRBARA
ARCHITECTURE, BODY AND RELIGIOSITY
Keywords:
Videodance, Creative Process, Urban Space, Modernism, ReligiosityAbstract
Videodance, in the context of new media, is characterized as a hybrid artistic work, between dance and technology. Borders, in this type of artistic production, cross, allowing unimaginable poetics and narratives. Here, we highlight urban space, video and dance as elements that perform in the hybrid essence of videodance, resignifying urban elements and the occupation of cities by dance. Thus, this article analyzes the interfaces between dance, religiosity and modern architecture, present in the creative process of the videodance Bárbara, highlighting the instability and clipping of the image between the trunk and legs, as aesthetic elements listed in the conception of this work.
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