Tag: visual identity
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The Body without Organs of Cindy Sherman: A Reinterpretation of Corporeality in Contemporary Art (December 2024)
Cindy Sherman deconstructs representations of the body through unsettling photographic stagings. In my article “The Body without Organs of Cindy Sherman,” published in Políticas y narrativas del cuerpo 2 (Politics and Narratives of the Body 2), I explore how her work challenges identity, materiality, and bodily vulnerability in contemporary art.
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Personification and Incarnation in the Creation of an NGO: A Transdisciplinary Applied Research (2023 – 2024)
How can the identity of an NGO be embodied through a character or mascot? My postdoctoral research explores this question by combining communication, pedagogical engineering, and artistic practices. Relying on Godefroy Doua Sienfonda’s project for the fight against malnutrition in Côte d’Ivoire, this study analyzes how an embodied figure can strengthen donor engagement and create…
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Human-object, object-human: The photographic ambiguity (April 17, 2020)
Scheduled as part of the seminar on objects at UQO, my presentation “Object-Human, Human-Object: The Photographic Ambiguity” aimed to explore how photography blurs the boundary between the body and the object. Despite its cancellation due to COVID-19, this reflection remains central to my research.