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The aim of this presentation is to perform an insight into the process of developing a research method, based on a practice-led/diffractive/artistic research methodology. The result includes a true story about a woman’s vocal awakening through the concept of NOTHINGNESS; about seventeenth century voices and musical manuscripts; about voicing experiences in Venice, Kyoto, & Jerusalem; about a collection of poems dedicated to one of the first opera singers – Anna Renz romana - who became NOTHINGNESS on stage; touching on Italian Nothingness and French Je-ne-sais-qua. What will become - as for the end of this story – is an attempt to articulate a process of ornamenting-as-a-method allowing for the emergence of a poetic-onto-ethico-epistemology.
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The aim of this presentation is to perform an insight into the process of developing a research method, based on a practice-led/diffractive/artistic research methodology. The result includes a true story about a woman’s vocal awakening through the concept of NOTHINGNESS; about seventeenth century voices and musical manuscripts; about voicing experiences in Venice, Kyoto, & Jerusalem; about a collection of poems dedicated to one of the first opera singers – Anna Renz romana - who became NOTHINGNESS on stage; touching on Italian Nothingness and French Je-ne-sais-qua. What will become - as for the end of this story – is an attempt to articulate a process of ornamenting-as-a-method allowing for the emergence of a poetic-onto-ethico-epistemology.
Elisabeth Laasonen Belgrano -
ORNAMENTING-as-a-METHOD: exploring a poetical onto-ethico-epistemology -
2020
Barad, K. (2017) What flashes up: Theological-Political-Scientific Fragments. In: Keller C. & Rubenstein, M.-J. (2017) Entangled Worlds. Religion, Science and New Materialisms. Fordham Univ. Press
