Medicamentos Poéticos para uma prescrição artística: dispositivos de práticas cotidianas

Abstract

“Poetic Medicines for an Artistic Prescription: Devices for Everyday Practices” aspires to be a work in progress and a relational practice, carried out in mutual collaboration between the artist and the participants in the proposed actions (Bourriaud, 2009). This research aims to explore the invention of everyday life (Certeau, 2014) through poetic expressions and personal narratives (Anzalduá, 2000), reflecting on lived experiences, both communally and individually (Bondiá, 2002). Adopting a playful approach, the project presents studies that resemble real leaflets, but with an active principle based on a poetic perspective. By displaying generic poetic compositions dreamed up as pharmaceutical forms, inspired by Corazza's dream-lessons (2020) and manufactured by the participants during the “Poetic Medicines” workshops, materiality is highlighted as a supporting precarious element. The posology follows the a/r/tographic guidelines of Irwin and Dias (2013), guided by affective (Espinosa, 2017) cartographic clues (Passos; Barros, 2009) as a therapeutic methodology in the “sensitive factories” of the “emancipated spectator” and in the "sharing of the sensitive" (Rancière, 2009 and 2012), with the mental health, academic and artistic contexts as territories. Throughout the text, warnings will be given about the side effects of manufactured drugs resulting from the drug interactions presented