Field Conversation: Conversation as a Method of Rapprochement Between Art and Anthropology
Publication
Publication
Authorship
Rosario Carmona, Catalina Matthey, María/Rosario Montero and Paulas Salas
Publisher
En Giuliana Borea, Editora (Ed.), Arte and Antropología. Estudios, encuentros and nuevos horizontes, ondo Editorial UC Perú.
Type
Book chapter
Location
Year
2017
The text offers a critical reading of the Conversación de Campo project, presenting it as a situated practice at the intersection of art and anthropology, where knowledge production emerges through collaborative, relational, and open processes rather than distant representation.
The collective develops experimental methodologies based on conversation, intervention, and co creation, which displace hierarchies between researcher, artist, and community, understanding the field as a space of encounter and negotiation of meaning.
Their work conceives landscape and the social as dynamic assemblages in which image, experience, and territory are co constituted, making visible relations of power while opening possibilities for their reconfiguration through situated practices.
The collective develops experimental methodologies based on conversation, intervention, and co creation, which displace hierarchies between researcher, artist, and community, understanding the field as a space of encounter and negotiation of meaning.
Their work conceives landscape and the social as dynamic assemblages in which image, experience, and territory are co constituted, making visible relations of power while opening possibilities for their reconfiguration through situated practices.