Ana Mendieta: cenas sacrificais entre o humano e o animal
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https://doi.org/10.5965/1808312905072010103Keywords:
ana mendieta, gênero, humano, animal, performanceAbstract
O presente artigo articula teorias e percepções acerca das fronteiras entre o humano e o animal a partir da performance “Feathers on a woman” (1972), “Dead Chicken (1972) e “Body Tracks” (1974), da artista cubana Ana Mendieta. Nestas performances se observa o sacrifício como uma ação que evidencia as zonas fronteiriças da identidade humana. Por meio das imagens de sacrifício implícitas nas obras de Mendieta, desenvolve-se reflexões acerca de elementos rituais que chegam à percepção como grotesco.
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