SUPPORTING MATERIALS (thinking aesthetic thinking through aesthetic research practices) by Emma Cocker

thinking aesthetic thinking through aesthetic research practices is an artistic research project by Alex Arteaga, Emma Cocker, Nicole Wendel (with Sabine Zahn during the first phase), focused on the ways in which aesthetic research practices realise a specific form of thinking: aesthetic thinking. This exposition shares the research process of this collaborative project tracing its key phases between June 2020 - October 2022 and the gradual evolution of an original research dispositive or apparatus called Ecologies in Action. This exposition is conceived as Supporting Materials for a parallel article published in ______________.

Ecology in Action (20.05.2021) [III]

Focus: A structured exploration for bringing into a relation of number of practices.

- Practice of Material Encounter

- Practice of Explorative Drawing

- Practice of Reading: Noticing Attraction

- Practice of Reading: Distillation

4 practices in total, practised as two parallel explorations

- Transitioning between Practice of Material Encounter and Practice of Explorative Drawing

- Oscillating between Practice of Reading: Noticing Attraction and Practice of Reading: Distillation

Note

- Text source for Practice of Reading: Noticing Attraction and Distillation is a distillation of a previous conversation-as-material transcript.

Ecology in Action (20.05.2021) [II]

Focus: A structured exploration for bringing two practices into a relation.

- Practice of the Nahbereich (Proximate Sphere) [variation - marking with camera]

- Practice of Reading: Noticing Attraction (Text source: Exploratory Essay 1)

2 practices in total, practised as two parallel explorations, with possibility of changing between practices

Ecology in Action (20.05.2021) [I]

Focus: A structured exploration for bringing four practices into a relation.

- Practice of the Nahbereich (Proximate Sphere) [variation - with camera]

- Practice of Material Encounter

- Practice of Explorative Drawing

- Practice of Live Transcription (Recording source: conversation-as-material)

4 practices in total, with possibility of changing between practices

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