Keywords
Art
Science.
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Abstract
This paper presents an investigation and concepts regarding my production in nanoart through a poetic of fictional relationships. They are video installations, infographics and digital animations that considers the corporeality and its image according to an imaginary and incorporeal projection. The nano-sized images came from mineral elements that relate themselves to the electronic topus, merging with the images of certain human organs, addressing to processes that evokes the dialog between art and science, between art and life.
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