Lambe-Lambe Theater: an immersion in the tiny world of the imagination
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https://doi.org/10.5965/2595034702302024051Keywords:
animated theater, theater of animated forms, Lambe-Lambe Theater, street theater, passerbyAbstract
This work addresses theater in animated forms, more specifically the Lambe-Lambe Theatre, delving into the world of this recent language of animation. The research provides a brief historical contextualization of the antecedents of animation and optical devices. It also addresses the emergence of street photographers, the origin of the Lambe-Lambe Theatre, its 30 years of existence and its relationship with the street.
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