FRACTALES is an artistic hypertext in constant development. It begins in 2020, based on an international collaboration between stage and digital media creators (Mexico-USA) interested in exploring their «womanhood». The project, of hybrid origin, is being configured from 10 major ideas: generate a horizontal process, cross disciplines transversally, as well as the competences of creation and research, favor a childlike aesthetic, summon play, work with memory and imagination, assuming unpredictability, allowing appropriation, venturing into the realm of intimacy and the feminine. During their creative process, the artists-researchers involved approach the study of transdisciplinarity, which allows them to theoretically systematize several of the precepts that support the proposal, in such a way that their theoretical-practical, artistic-investigative, private-public merges into a first product: FRACTALES - FIRST TERRITORY/PRIMER TERRITORIO. Once the first stage of the work is built, it is presented to groups of students, Art History students, researchers, national and international creators to be intervened. There are no fixed routes, it is not known how the FIRST TERRITORY/PRIMER TERRITORIO will be deconstructed, there is no censorship or guidelines for the loading or unloading of the materials generated on the slates that accumulate. In the year 2021, FRACTALES already constitutes a rhizome in constant expansion, open to your sight and periodic intervention, where open relationships of an affective-sensory-intellectual-sensitive-esthetic-public-social-personal order are established... In this article, the creative process experienced by the creators is systematized, contemplating expressive needs, poetic stakes and theoretical foundations through an analytical descriptive process.
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