El actor en el teatro de objetos
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https://doi.org/10.5965/2595034701062009075Abstract
En una ciudad con un importante movimiento cultural, las formas híbridas, multimediáticas y conceptuales del arte exceden en cantidad de propuestas a las viejas formas. La pregunta sobre la relación entre el cuerpo y la cosa se ha vuelto ontológica. En el Teatro de Objetos se han investigado a lo largo de los años muchas opciones vinculares para ese encuentro entre Cosidad y Carnalidad. Hoy por hoy el diálogo sistémico sería entre Cosidad, Carnalidad y Virtualidad. Mientras los investigadores recorremos estos territorios, los jóvenes artistas, dados los cortos plazos de nuestra vida actual, ya consideran este debate parte del pasado, y recrean sin saberlo, viejas formas cercanas a las vanguardias históricas en pequeños e ingeniosos espectáculos, no más grandes que una laptop y que muestran en formato Varieté, muy similar a los Cabarets de principios del siglo XX.
Palabras clave: Diálogo sistêmico; cosidad; carnalidad; virtualidad.
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