Knitting experiences: An autobiographical queer investigation
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artistic research, queer theory, memory, experience.Abstract
This research was conducted with the aim of studying my artistic creation process from the possibility of artistically creating my own life. With the support of queer studies, artivists, reflections on experience, and fundamentally drawing from the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche, I developed autobiographical artistic creations articulated from the perspective of artistic research. The question that inspired this study was: How to produce my own life as a work of art through autobiographical artistic creations? In this sense, I decided to use this research not only as a space to artistically create a product but also to artistically create my own life. This research allowed me to reflect on many aspects of my personal life and motivated me to live my own life as a work of art. Consequently, it led me to be the artist of my own life, as the research process brought about changes in the ways I now experience my moments. I also believe that this work can contribute to the development of other studies within artistic research, more specifically those related to artistic creation from a self-referential and autobiographical perspective.
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