Photography and Performative Practice. Reflections about Apnea and Moisés
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https://doi.org/10.24215/24516643e009Keywords:
Photography, performative practice, document, representationAbstract
Focusing on the work of two Argentinianphotographers —Apnea (2014-2015), byCecilia Lutufyan, and Moisés (2014-2015),by Mariela Sancari— this work reflects onthe place that the performative practiceoccupies in the language of photography.In both conceptual quests, the death, whichmakes an absence visible, is questioned and,through the participation of other factorsforeign to the project a performed situationis constructed. This situation is the centraltheme of the representation process thatquestions the photography as document ofwhat is real.References
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