| dc.description.abstract | Artistic research, through sensory experiences, gives opportunities for new knowledge about the creative process. In this paper, I explore within a performative research paradigm, dialogues and relationships that happen between artist-researcher and materials. In my research, I show that serendipity and flow can be gateways to imaginative dialogues with non-living materials in an artistic practice. Throughout the project, I have been listening and interacting with the phenomenon of imaginative dialogues in several artistic ways. A selection of these encounters are presented and analyzed through relevant theory to illustrate how assemblages of human and non-human actants may interrupt and transform the artistic practice while creating new knowledge and language within the practice. | |
