Materia conductiva a través de métodos materiales
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arte conductivo, interacción táctil, encarnación, neurofilosofía, investigación basada en la prácticaResumen
Este artículo presenta Inert Matter (2022), una exposición de arte experimental que investiga las dimensiones táctiles y afectivas de la tecnología. El proyecto se centra en la reactivación de pantallas táctiles desechadas para transformar residuos electrónicos en obras de arte interactivas, utilizando hilos conductores, diodos y la participación corporal del público. A través de una metodología de investigación basada en la práctica, la obra desafía la obsolescencia asumida de las superficies digitales rotas y las reubica como espacios de compromiso sensorial e intimidad especulativa. Basándose en la filosofía del nuevo materialismo y la teoría de la interacción, el proyecto replantea el tacto como un encuentro material y un gesto político, que resiste el aplanamiento habitual de la experiencia sensorial en la cultura digital. Al destacar la vitalidad eléctrica de la materia humana y no humana, Inert Matter propone formas alternativas de sentir, interactuar y repensar la intimidad tecnológica en la era de lo desechable.
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