"Os eus em Frida" imaginários e processos (trans) formativos

Abstract

The research is characterized as a study that combines theoretical and visual referential, signing up in Formação, Saberes e Desenvolvimento Profissional line of Programa de Pós-Graduação em Educação (PPGE) of Universidade Federal de Santa Maria/RS (UFSM). I seek to build a relationship between one who writes and his writing, recognizing certain closeness that life and writing should take when converge to the art of living and (trans) form. The content is developed actively, establishing a relationship in theoretical and visual, material that is moved by the Diary and other works of Frida Kahlo. In conducting research, Frida serves as a device; her Diary, and the presence of the trait in his autobiographical works, allow me to find elements connected with the imaginary. Immersed in this universe, and from it, I see another emerging state of affairs, an invention of writing. Regarding the imaginary, writing, provoked by images, triggers questions that point out to creative capacity as vital, for this reason my imaginary, and reflection on, is present since the beginning of the text. I explicit the connection between the constructed object as symbolic form, and the method, that end up blending and complementing how web. The training authors interlocution with autobiographical and fictional studies materializes by the intertwining of different inputs, in a way that the identity of all is not diluted but enhanced. Provided hermeneut, investigator or detective, I invest in clues that invest in fields of meaning, symbols, signs, interpretations, trying to understand issues and make possible connections. I rush to the pictorial works of Kahlo, what they do emerge, as in the letters, his personal life, however, I intend to concentrate on the Diary of a painter. Only then I could think of this research as an epistemological exercise with other logics, in which different forms of understanding were driven from different theoretical lenses. I emphasize the contribution of a device such as the Diary to teacher education a mediator to (trans) formation processes.