Do modo de percepção dos dispositivos tecnológicos: o processo de gramatização na dança e tecnologia

Abstract

This study presents a reflection on the perception mode of technological devices, based on an investigation on how technology perceives dance through the concept of gramme in Bernard Stiegler. From this perspective, we searched in the studies of Johannes Birringer (2004), Ludmila Pimentel (2008), and Stamatia Portanova (2006), categories in the field of Dance and Technology that could reveal the main devices and techniques used in the works of the area, to find some of the processes by which the danced movement is located and assimilated by devices. From the grammatization process observed in the listed devices and techniques, we find in the processes of modulation of electrical signals and digitization, the construction of movement maps according to the logic of each device. Thus, it was possible to observe that the technologies studied during research perceive dance by mapping movement from the materiality provided, capturing a flow of energy, and producing different models of grammes. Discrete elements of movement assimilated by the technologies. Electrical signals, points with references through mathematical calculations, and numbers are grammes of Dance produced by technologies, in addition to being objects of time and carrying the power to produce temporealities