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During the observation of the tree, fears, doubts, hesitations also arise

During the observation of the tree, fears, doubts, hesitations also arise

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Figure 2: One of the first records of Alma made on a wood found in the...
Figure 3: The artist's studio, which brings together writings and...
Figure 4: Bodily perceptions of a tree (4 drawings). Graphite on paper,...
Figure 5: During the observation of the tree, fears, doubts,...
Figure 8: Series of three collages. Charcoal and graphite on paper,...
Slow drawing as a methodology to inhabit, represent and reimagine nature
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  • Dec 2021
This essay presents the concept of slow drawing, through a practical methodology based on the contemplation of nature in its multiple configurations. Based on phenomenology, philosophy and literature, the paper focuses on the reflection of 3 artistic experiences: (1) tracing a plant as perceptions of bodily and psychic territories, (2) drawings exp...

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... ecological awareness is hidden by the trunk that stands like a vertebral column, mediating more than materializing. As the artist observes and imagines possible resurgences, other territories emerge, psychic territories as well as corporeal ones ( Figure 5). and it is also from this honest process with the work that something starts to surface. ...