"RUPTURE OF THE INVISIBLE"
THE ART OF SÉRGIO ADRIANO H AND HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RACIAL DEBATE
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https://doi.org/10.33871/23580437.2023.10.01.56-66Abstract
This article analyzes the artistic intervention “Ruptura do Invisível”, a photoperformance by the artist Sérgio Adriano H, carried out in an urban space. It is our objective to understand the power of this work for tensioning ethnic-racial relations in Brazilian society. Discussions are carried out in dialogue with the contributions of Nicolas Bourriaud, Mikhail Bakhtin, Achille Mbembe, among other authors. As a result, we saw that the work invests in the production of approaches and collective experiences that problematize racism in urban contexts. It thus configures itself as a device that, by provoking affections in people who are related to the work of art, contributes to making visible and tensioning the regimes that sustain ethnic-racial inequalities in Brazilian society.
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