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Sensitizer + Activator + Disperser. Time-based arts Under Scrutiny

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  • Sergio Patricio Valenzuela Valdés

    (University of Applied Arts Vienna, Austria)

  • John David

    (University of Applied Arts Vienna, Austria)

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The primary goal of this paper is to add information to the classification of Time -based arts in mixed media art, performance, experimental film and music, video art and video-installation. What makes this category possible is not only how artists manage time as a concept, but also due to the fact that time becomes a problem as well. Somehow, the analysis and observation of some particular examples of time-based arts today requires more sophisticated lenses to scrutinize every factor involved in the art practice within an experience that involves beholders. Art practices today are exhibited in many stages and layers from the process itself; some of them in early conceptualization while others just before exhibit or actual broadcast. This paper proposes to add Sensitizer, Activator and Disperser to the basket of analysis factors where there already exist factors like: “effect, efficiency, context, sense-making and strange attractors†. This paper adds these classifications of attractors; Attractor as a force of distension, discontinuation, distraction into one time-based experience that has to be considered. Therefore, this is the first approach to the “Sensitizer-attractor†related source of sensitivity and understanding. “Activator-attractor†is the action that drives the performance. “Disperser- attractor†is what disrupts the time-chain and makes it into fragments of multiple experiences. The authors use one example to attempt to exemplify the model; all the concepts will be applied into the one performance exhibited in Physical Poetics 4 in ERG- Brussels, Belgium 2020.

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  • Sergio Patricio Valenzuela Valdés & John David, 2020. "Sensitizer + Activator + Disperser. Time-based arts Under Scrutiny," International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation, International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation (IJRSI), vol. 7(9), pages 190-194, September.
  • Handle: RePEc:bjc:journl:v:7:y:2020:i:9:p:190-194
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