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Espacio cuestionable
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[spa] El proyecto pretende crear un espacio de reflexión acerca de la paradoja que plantea los modos de vida del espacio urbano de la facultad de Bellas Artes de Barcelona, donde coexisten la formación y oferta de oportunidades dentro de los edificios junto con la falta de las mismas en el exterior de la institución donde se ejerce el trabajo sexual.
La investigación centra el interés tanto dentro como en las inmediaciones de la facultad, mediante una aproximación a la realidad de las personas trans que se dedican al trabajo sexual en la zona en cuestión y las dinámicas que se crean a partir de su presencia en el mismo espacio. A través de la mirada de tres de ellas Claudia, Marga y Esther.
La interpretación plástica se materializará en piezas termoformadas con bolsas de plástico otorgando forma y significado a las mismas, dada su materialidad y las connotaciones adquiridas en lo simbólico, actuando estas como continente y contenido del retrato escultórico.
La práctica sensible pretende, recontextualizar el lugar de las colaboradoras fuera de la institución. Llevándolas a traspasar metafóricamente las puertas de la misma y pasando así a formar parte de ella en forma de esculturas.
[eng] The project aims to create a space for reflexion on the paradox posed by the ways of life of the urban space of the Faculty of Fine Arts of Barcelona, where training and opportunities offer coexist within buildings along with the lack of opportunities in outside the institution where sex work is carried out. The research focuses interest both within and in the vicinity of the faculty, through an approach to the reality of trans people who engage in sex work in the area in question and the dynamics that are created from their presence in the same space.Through the gaze of three of them Claudia, Marga and Esther. The plastic interpretation will materialize in pieces thermoformed with plastic bags, giving shape and meaning to them, given their materiality and the connotations acquired in the symbolic, acting as the container and content of the sculptural portrait. The sensitive practice tries to recontextualize the place of the collaborators outside the institution. Leading them to metaphorically go through the doors of it and thus becoming part of her in the form of sculptures. keywords: Institution, prostitution, trans, space, thermoforming.
[eng] The project aims to create a space for reflexion on the paradox posed by the ways of life of the urban space of the Faculty of Fine Arts of Barcelona, where training and opportunities offer coexist within buildings along with the lack of opportunities in outside the institution where sex work is carried out. The research focuses interest both within and in the vicinity of the faculty, through an approach to the reality of trans people who engage in sex work in the area in question and the dynamics that are created from their presence in the same space.Through the gaze of three of them Claudia, Marga and Esther. The plastic interpretation will materialize in pieces thermoformed with plastic bags, giving shape and meaning to them, given their materiality and the connotations acquired in the symbolic, acting as the container and content of the sculptural portrait. The sensitive practice tries to recontextualize the place of the collaborators outside the institution. Leading them to metaphorically go through the doors of it and thus becoming part of her in the form of sculptures. keywords: Institution, prostitution, trans, space, thermoforming.
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Treballs Finals de Grau de Belles Arts. Facultat de Belles Arts. Universitat de Barcelona, Curs: 2019-2020, Tutor: Parramon Arimany, Ramón
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AVILA PUERTO, Iván-Oliver. Espacio cuestionable. [consulted: 12 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/177484