Scenography as heterotopia: From the elsewhere to the after
Périot-Bled, Gaëlle
Scenography as heterotopia: From the elsewhere to the after - 2018.
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This article focuses on the dialogue that scenography creates between an ephemeral work and a heterotopic space. Going against a definition of scenography as the arrangement of a delimited and enclosed space, our purpose is to consider the opening up of the scene toward an “elsewhere,” as a way for the work to survive. A bridge is established from this “elsewhere” to the “after.” By creating favorable conditions for recollection, scenography allows the audience to cultivate the desire for replay.
Scenography as heterotopia: From the elsewhere to the after - 2018.
17
This article focuses on the dialogue that scenography creates between an ephemeral work and a heterotopic space. Going against a definition of scenography as the arrangement of a delimited and enclosed space, our purpose is to consider the opening up of the scene toward an “elsewhere,” as a way for the work to survive. A bridge is established from this “elsewhere” to the “after.” By creating favorable conditions for recollection, scenography allows the audience to cultivate the desire for replay.
Réseaux sociaux