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The other residents: apropaments a no humans en l'obra de Paula Bruna. (Catalan)

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    • Alternate Title:
      The other residents: approaches to non-humans in Paula Bruna's work. (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      SAO Luis do Maranhao (Brazil); PORTUGAL
    • Abstract:
      The article brings us closer to the artistic work of Paula Bruna (Barcelona, 1978), with organic processes, and attention is paid to the project The other residents (2020) that she has carried out in the artistic residency at Cultivamos Cultura (São Luis, Portugal). As a rejection of a generalized excess of anthropocentrism, plants become the protagonists in most of his projects, which serve him to speculate, along with scientific reasoning, about the Plantocene: The Vegetable Age. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      L'article ens acosta a l'obra artística de Paula Bruna (Barcelona, 1978), amb processos orgànics, i es posa atenció al projecte The other residents (2020) que ha dut a terme en la residència artística a Cultivamos Cultura (São Luis, Portugal). Com a rebuig a un excés generalitzat d'antropocentrisme, les plantes esdevenen les protagonistes en la majoria dels seus projectes, els quals li serveixen per especular, juntament amb el raonament científic, sobre el plantocè: l'era dels vegetals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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