PERFORMATIVE TEXTS
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For the times when we'll all be aliens
ARTICLES
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Memory and tragicity
An investigation on how the use of memory in the play The seagull (written by Anton Tchekhov) points to the absence of tragic aspects in the universe created by the author.
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Ciclorama - Cadernos de Pesquisa da Direção Teatral (2016)
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Tchekhov and the writing of silence
A complement for the previous work: in this article I focus on the use of silence in The cherry orchard (written by Anton Tchekhov) and how it outlines the absence of tragic aspects in the author's universe.
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Ciclorama - Cadernos de Pesquisa da Direção Teatral (2017)
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Museum of Community Removals: (re)existance performance
The article presents a study about performativity in the “self reports” by analyzing a guided visit to the Museum of Community Removals at Vila Autódromo (community located in the neighborhood of Barra da Tijuca, in Rio de Janeiro/RJ). The museum was opened in 2016 after the removal of more than 700 families that used to live in this community (consequently reducing Vila Autódromo to an area of 70% inferior than its original one).
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Ciclorama - Cadernos de Pesquisa da Direção Teatral (2018)
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The Baroc and the Contemporaneity
An analysis on how the contemporary arts has integrated some of the baroque charactheristics in it, using as examples the picture/sculpture Hagoromo, from Nuno Ramos, and the text Description of an image, from Heiner Müller.
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Ciclorama - Cadernos de Pesquisa da Direção Teatral (2018)
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The body as an object and the performative scenography
Considering the performative play Que todos los hombres se vayan a Irak (directed by me in 2019), in this article I analysed on how the body can also perform as a scenographic object.
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Ciclorama - Cadernos de Pesquisa da Direção Teatral (2019)
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Self-projections
Continuing the research presented in the article Museum of Community Removals, this study consists on the analysis of the self-reports by the perspective of the human body. In the contemporaneity, our images are completely influenced by the viability to manipulate it. Thus, taking as example the performance work Omnipresence (by Orlan), I proposed an investigation on how the way we choose to present ourselves makes even more tenuous the boundaries of fiction.
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Revista Sala 400 (2021)