The writing expanded by gesture: The Design and Art's approaches in contact with Deaf culture and sign languages
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Our essay considers the relevance of language studies to the theory and practice of Visual Design and art. The first section discusses the relationship between Design and Art when technologies exchange the utility notion to poetics meanings. Then we reflect on the occidental language and writing culture by many contributions from Deaf culture also Brazilian Sign Language (Libras). This approach belongs to the research group Imagem(i)matéria, which has developed since 2017 many analogical and technological artifacts considering the wealth of observing cultural-linguistic differences and similarities on the hearing and deaf people. Supported by Gilles Deleuze, Roland Barthes, Jacques Derrida, Oliver Sacks, Anne Sauvagnargues, and examining Christine Sun Kim works.
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