Túnel – incertezas artísticas em travessias audiovisuais

Abstract

The doctoral research addressed the crossing of tunnels in audiovisual productions, exploring the symbolic and aesthetic meanings associated with this experience. Aiming to develop a videographic language that allows a sensitive and poetic reading of tunnel crossing experiences, exploring the relationship between space, time and audiovisual narrative. Using an exploratory and itinerant process, which seeks to capture the essence of the tunnel crossing experience through videographic devices. The research also reflects critically on the presence of the archive and its role in contemporary art, especially in the digital context. Obtaining with research results a videographic language that allows the expression of the experiences of crossing tones in a poetic and sensorial way. Furthermore, the research contributes to understanding the connections between different points and narrative moments, promoting a deeper and more sensitive reading of audiovisual works. In conclusion, the research demonstrates that crossing tunnels in audiovisual productions can be understood as a metaphor for the human journey, full of uncertainties and possibilities. The videographic language developed by the research opens other paths for artistic expression, allowing a more intimate connection between the viewer and the work.