Body Landscapes: Moving Images and Performing Narratives

Abstract

The article follows a theoretical and experimental research on body narratives and forms of creating meanings through aesthetic languages of cinema and video performances. Philosophers from phenomenology, neuroscientists, biologists, and linguistics whose dialogue between body and film studies, cognitive sciences, and art media possibilities illustrate this text, filled with examples of a series of artistic works from the author, which specify the body landscapes in imaging creation.