Solutions to homesickness

Authors

  • PhD. Katriina Andrianov Theatre Academy Helsinki

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25819/dedo/111

Keywords:

expressive objects, animisation, stage animation, street performance

Abstract

The following contribution is a description of an artistic work – a street performance in which my dearest doll from childhood became an expressive object, an animated figure that helped me to elaborate theoretical ideas for my doctoral research. I never knew how to play with dolls until I took this doll with me to the street and treated her as co-actor. In addition to the description of this performance the text includes an analysis of animating this doll based on the theory with its main components (mode, location, aspect) developed for my thesis.

Author Biography

PhD. Katriina Andrianov, Theatre Academy Helsinki

PhD; researcher, performer and facilitator whose field of research is pragmatist phenomenology and pragmatics of stage animation; presentation of her research in Poland, Slovakia, USA, Portugal, Australia and Finland; lectures given at the University of Tampere and Theatre Academy Helsinki; as a member of the Research Commission in UNIMA – Union Internationale de la Marionnette she has coordinated two international conferences on research of stage animation in collaboration with The Centre for Practice as Research in Theatre T7, University of Tampere; Andrianov is a founder member of Theatre Group Stage&Fright (1997) for which, among others, she has written, dramatized, directed and visualized puppet, human and mixed performances for mainly adult audiences. As a founder member of Cultural Co-operative Kiito (2011), a multifaceted group of artists, researchers, educators and participatory arts practitioners, she has co-created art with different groups and communities.

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Published

2021-09-16

How to Cite

ANDRIANOV, Katriina. Solutions to homesickness. just a bit of doll - a multidisciplinary journal for human-doll discourses, [S. l.], v. 4, n. 1, p. 81–86, 2021. DOI: 10.25819/dedo/111. Disponível em: https://dedo.ub.uni-siegen.de/index.php/de_do/article/view/111. Acesso em: 24 nov. 2024.