27 novembre 2018
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Nikoleta Kerinska, « Sensações cinéticas: Palatnik e o movimento como tema na arte », HAL-SHS : histoire de l'art, ID : 10.14393/OUV23-v14n2a2018-1
This text introduces some ideas on movement as a notion in art and, in a network of connections that are not always explicit, presents the articles organised in the dossier "Kinetic Sensations: Palatnik and movement as a theme in the visual arts". Movement as an artistic subject in Pa-latnik's work, as well as in the context of kinetic art, marks an initial af-fection, detected many years ago, but sharpened following a prolific encounter with the researcher Marjolaine Beuzard. Contact with Marjolaine's research has made the 'kinetic sensation' dense and plural. It unfolds towards questions about the temporality of the image, the origins of the moving image and its editing possibilities, towards the cinematographic image and its reappropriation by artists, but also towards the computer-generated image and localised media. Without wishing to exhaust the theme of movement, a number of approaches are suggested with the aim of providing some kinetic sensations as avenues for reflection.