Contributions about spaces, otherness and death in contemporary audiovisual
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Virtuality, Otherness, Death, Audiovisual, SpatialityAbstract
The proposal of the work is a synthetic journey through the phenomena of spatiality and death as constitutive elements in the relation with another. For this purpose, the audiovisual field was taken as a reference to that space where elements of social, phenomenal, and artistic order are combined and coexist. We can think the analyzes in this work as triggers to reconceptualize and rethink some of these aspects, trying to size possible scopes of these phenomena based on our historical time.
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