To think and live in a different way. For the smallest existence as an escape line, as a poetic rexistance. Down with the dressed and oppressive social reality registered by Freud… 

With: Bell Machado (Campinas, Brasil), Estela Lapponi (São Paulo, Brasil), Viviana Susena (Buenos Aires, Argentina) and Nicole Somera (Campinas, Brasil)

Curator and moderator: Paula Lopez (São Paulo, Brasil)

Bell Machado. Bachelor in Philosophy. Master in Multimeios / IA-Unicamp- dissertation: audiodescription in the cinema. Articles in the field: Education and audiovisual culture: resonances, Philosophy in the project of social inclusion of the Point of Culture, The cinematographic language in audiodescription, The expanded look and the fashion – a man need to embody his possibilities of seeing, AD in the cinema – (SESC TV). Participation in documentaries: Everyone and Listen-about blindness and cinema. 2013-2016: coordinator of cultural inclusion / SMPD Campinas. Audiodwriter Quesst Accessibility consultancy.

Viviana Susena. Occupational Therapist with training in child psychology, Games and Creativity. Since 2008 she has been working in the Ministry of Culture of Argentine in programs that deal with inclusion to promote public access to cultural property for the most disadvantaged sectors of the population, overcoming symbolic or material barriers.

 

Estela Lapponi |Performer and video artist from São Paulo, has, as her research focus: the performance discourse of the body with disabilities, the relationship with the public, and transit between the performance and visual languages. Since 2009, she has been performing artistic practices about the term she created – Intruder Body and its container Zuleika Brit a scenic, visual and conceptual investigation. In 2018, she directed her first short film – profanAÇÂO – thanks to the Short Production Grant by SPCine.

Nicole Somera |Bachelor in Popular Music and Master of Arts from the State University of Campinas (Unicamp). Created and coordinated the Accessibility Resources Project for the cultural productions of the Center of Integration, Documentation and Cultural Diffusion of Unicamp (CIDDIC) since 2017. The project offers Menu, audio description, subtitles and accessible entry for all major events of the Center, as the operas and choir festival. It also feeds the Facebook page “Disabled Rock”, which talks about accessibility in cultural events such as music shows. In 2019, she launched the book “The artist with disabilities in Brazil,” by Editora Appris.

Paula Lopez. In over 15 years working with communication in the cultural sector, five of them as partner and director of content of a school of cultural management (Culture and Market), developed relations and knowledge in several artistic fields. Her experience ranges from research and theoretical studies, through years of journalistic coverage on themes related to politics and cultural market, to the practice of creation, production and dissemination of projects.