Fish caught:: to write the practice, composition processes of performative writing

• Main Author: Moraes, Janaína
• Publication Date: 2020
• Other Authors: Pires, Igor Passos
• Format: Article
• Language: por
• Source: DAPesquisa
• Download full: https://periodicos.udesc.br/index.php/dapesquisa/article/view/17945
• topic: Escrita e arte; Linguagem corporal na arte; Composição (Arte); Performance (Arte); Writing and art; Body language in art; Composition (Art); Performance art

This article is driven by the question “what are the ways of writing practice?”. From this question we investigate, through a careful listening and a welcoming practice, the notion of fishing as a method itself. Writing the practice as a way of exercising the performativities of the encounters as a creative power: what is written happens in the bodies and, through them, being graphed, materializes themselves - artwork. A process that seeks the horizontality between the bodies and their moving knowledge is presented. Bodies that contain life, and in accepting, refusing and/or pinching the invitation, forms poetic, aesthetic and political networks. Writing as a practice of living bodies, living in the exercise of their possible performativities.