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Visual strategies in video art : the simulation of traumatic memories

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dc.contributor.advisor Van der Merwe, Leana
dc.contributor.advisor Miller, Gwenneth
dc.contributor.author Odendaal, Marié Antoinette
dc.date.accessioned 2021-07-06T13:51:14Z
dc.date.available 2021-07-06T13:51:14Z
dc.date.issued 2021-02
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/10500/27613
dc.description Text in English with abstracts and keywords in English, Afrikaans and Sesotho en
dc.description.abstract This was a practice-led study, in which I critically engaged with my own video artwork alongside the video works of three other artists. Selected works of Penny Siopis, Anders Weberg, Maja Zack and mine deal with the notions of memory and trauma. I investigated which visual strategies and techniques derived from film theory are employed in video art to simulate traumatic memories from war conflicts. This research analysed specific theories of Gilles Deleuze and Sergei Eisenstein to identify how certain film strategies are used in video art to simulate grievous historical events. I explored the way that these events shape postmemory, as theorised by Marianne Hirsch and Cathy Caruth. The theories of Susan Sontag and Jean Baudrillard describe how memory relies on imaginative investment and interpretation, creating a simulation of the past, in which affect takes precedence over accurate and factual portrayal of traumatic events. en
dc.description.abstract Hierdie studie was ’n praktykgeleide studie waartydens ek my eie videokunswerk tesame met diè van drie ander kunstenaars krities ondersoek het. Gekose werke uit my eie stal, diè van Penny Siopis, Anders Weberg en Maja Zack handel oor die begrippe herinnering en trauma. Ek het ondersoek ingestel na die visuele strategieë en tegnieke voortspruitend uit filmteorie wat in videokuns aangewend word om traumatiese herinneringe van oorlogkonflikte te simuleer. Hierdie navorsing het die spesifieke teorieë van Gilles Deleuze en Sergei Eisenstein ontleed ten einde te identifiseer hoe bepaalde filmstrategieë in videokuns gebruik word om smartlike historiese gebeure te simuleer. Ek het die wyse nagevors waarop hierdie gebeure post-herinneringe modelleer, soos deur Marianne Hirsch en Cathy Caruth geteoretiseer. Die teorieë van Susan Sontag en Jean Baudrillard beskryf hoedat herinneringe op verbeeldingryke belegging en interpretasie steun om ’n simulasie van die verlede te skep waarin affek voorkeur kry bo die akkurate en feitelike voorstelling van traumatiese gebeure. af
dc.description.abstract Seno e ne e le thutopatlisiso e e eteletsweng pele ke tiragatso, moo ke dirisaneng ka tshekatsheko le tiro ya me ya botsweretshi jwa bidio ke e bapisitse le ditiro tsa bidio tsa batsweretshi ba bangwe ba le bararo. Ditiro tse di tlhophilweng tsa ga Penny Siopis, Anders Weberg, Maja Zack le tsa me di samagana le dintlha tsa kgopolo le manokonoko. Ke sekasekile gore go dirisitswe ditogamaano le dithekenini dife tsa pono tse di tswang mo tioring ya difilimi mo botsweretshing jwa bidio go etsisa dikgopolo tsa manokonoko a dikgotlhang tsa ntwa. Patlisiso eno e lokolotse ditiori tse di rileng tsa ga Gilles Deleuze le Sergei Eisenstein go supa ka moo ditogamaano dingwe tsa filimi di dirisiwang ka gona mo botsweretshing jwa bidio go etsisa ditiragalo tse di botlhoko tsa hisetori. Ke tlhotlhomisitse ka moo ditiragalo tseno di bopang segopotso sa morago go ya ka tiori ya Marianne Hirsch le Cathy Caruth. Ditiori tsa ga Susan Sontag le Jean Baudrillard di tlhalosa ka moo kgopolo e ikaegang ka peeletso ya ikakanyetso le thanolo ka gona, e etsisa dilo tsa maloba, moo e leng gore ditlamorago e nna tsona ditlapele go feta pontsho e e nepagetseng le ya nnete ya ditiragalo tse di bakileng manokonoko. st
dc.format.extent 1 online resource (xiv, 76 leaves) : illustrations, photographs (chiefly color)
dc.language.iso en en
dc.subject Affect en
dc.subject Trauma en
dc.subject Postmemory en
dc.subject Crossfade en
dc.subject Montage en
dc.subject Narrative en
dc.subject Gilles Deleuze en
dc.subject Sergei Eisenstein en
dc.subject Practice-led research en
dc.subject Simulacrum en
dc.subject Affek af
dc.subject Trauma af
dc.subject Post-herinneringe af
dc.subject Kruisdowing af
dc.subject Montage af
dc.subject Narratief af
dc.subject Gilles Deleuze af
dc.subject Sergei Eisenstein af
dc.subject Praktykgeleide navorsing af
dc.subject Skynbeeld af
dc.subject Ditlamorago st
dc.subject Manokonoko st
dc.subject Segopotso sa morago st
dc.subject Tsenyomodumo ka go ntsha o mongwe (crossfade) st
dc.subject Monthaje st
dc.subject Kanelo st
dc.subject Gilles Deleuze st
dc.subject Sergei Eisenstein st
dc.subject Thutopatlisiso e e eteletsweng pele ke tiragatso st
dc.subject Kemedi/seemedi st
dc.subject.ddc 700.4556
dc.subject.lcsh Eisenstein, Sergei, 1898-1948 -- Criticism and interpretation en
dc.subject.lcsh Deleuze, Gilles, 1925-1995 -- Criticism and interpretation en
dc.subject.lcsh Video art en
dc.subject.lcsh Psychic trauma -- Social aspects en
dc.subject.lcsh Psychic trauma -- Psychological aspects en
dc.subject.lcsh Collective memory en
dc.subject.lcsh Montage en
dc.subject.lcsh War and families -- Psychological aspects en
dc.title Visual strategies in video art : the simulation of traumatic memories en
dc.title.alternative Visuele strategieë in videokuns : die simulering van traumatiese herinneringe af
dc.title.alternative Ditogamaano tsa pono mo botsweretshing jwa bidio : ketsitso ya dikgopolo tse di tletseng manokonoko st
dc.type Dissertation en
dc.description.department Art and Music en
dc.description.degree M.V.A.


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