Emoções e interpretações: proposta de um artefacto educacional em média-arte digital
(Emotions and interpretations: proposal of an educational artifact in digital media art)
Abstract
Este texto apresenta o artefacto "Emotions to Scenes" como proposta em média-arte digital para aplicação em contexto escolar. O objetivo é refletir sobre o problema ou conflito dasinterpretações feitas sobreimagens recebidas e associadasàsemoções, testandoo posicionamento emocionaldos utilizadores em relação a outros que usufruíram damesmaexperiência.Permite, pois,verificar se a interpretação de cada umconverge ou diverge da dos outros.Numa época tão mediática como a atual, na qual constantemente se recebem imagens em movimento com mensagens provocadoras da sensibilidade emocional dos recetores, o artefacto ofereceuma experiência em torno de tais estímulos visuais.Para tal, e depois de apresentar o enquadramento teórico, descrevemos o design do Artefacto, a sua conceção criativa emmédia-arte digital, o processo de instalação artística e o contexto de exposição e contacto com o público. Por último, enunciamos a proposta de aplicação àspráticas promovidas no âmbito do Plano Nacional de Cinema(PNC).Consideramos, por isso, que o"Emotions to Scenes", tendo a génese no ambienteda média-arte digital,também pode ser um artefacto educacional, enquantorecurso didáticopromotor dereflexões no quadro das literacias para os media, no contexto dasatuais práticas e estilos de vida online.
(This text presents "Emotions to Scenes" as a digital media-art artefact for application in a school context. The goal is to reflect on the conflict of interpretations based on the images received and associated with emotions, testing the user’s emotional positioning vis-à-vis those who share the same experience. Thus, it allows verification on whether each user’s interpretation converges or diverges from that of other users. In an age as mediatic as the present, with moving images constantly received, and messages that incite the emotional sensitivity of the receptors, the artefact offers an experience on such visual stimuli. To this purpose, and after presenting the theoretical framework, we describe the design of the artefact, its creative design in digital media-art, the artistic installation process, the context of exhibition, including the contact with the public. Finally, we propose its application to the practices promoted within the scope of the Portuguese National Film Plan (PNC). We therefore consider that "Emotions to Scenes", although having its genesis in the digital media-art environment, can also be an educational artefact, namely as a didactic resource contributing to promote reflections in the context of media literacies in the light of current online practices and lifestyles.)
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