Bruno Moreschi

Brazil, Germany, Switzerland (residence), Brazil (citizenship) °1982
research interests: decolonial studies, computer art, vision, computer vision, institutional critique, Artificial Intelligence (AI), technology, image, Visual Studies, Conceptual art, Contemporary art
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Bruno Moreschi is a researcher and visual artist with projects on the arts, visual studies and technology, specially focused on decoding these fields, revealing their hidden procedures and practices. PhD in Arts at State University of Campinas (Unicamp, BR) with exchange at University of the Arts of Helsinki. He is a researcher at the CAD+SR and in the Decay without mourning project: future thinking heritage practices. Projects recognized by ZKM, Van Abbemuseum, São Paulo Art Biennial, Cambridge University and Bauhaus Fellowship. Moreschi has extensive experience in centers for advanced and interdisciplinary studies such as Collegium Helveticum (ETH, the University of Zurich, and ZHdK) and LIAS Leuphana University (2024). More: www.brunomoreschi.com

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  • Ways of Visiting: non-traditional and peripheral approaches to museums (2019) author(s): Bruno Moreschi published in: RUUKKU - Studies in Artistic Research
    This exposition is part of my PhD thesis that discusses the possibilities of building approaches in museological institutions, based on specific case studies that were visited and problematized during the study. The result is an experimental inventory of possibilities for critical action in these legitimating spaces of art and history - with an interest in the decoding of their discourses and strategies, revealing their power games, explicit or implicit, and often moving in the opposite direction to their procedures.
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  • Distance, transmission, and journey in the collective construction of an Itaaká (2023) author(s): Bruno Moreschi, Irineu Nje'a Terena published in: HUB - Journal of Research in Art, Design and Society
    This exhibition discusses the collective construction of an ancestral instrument of the Terena indigenous people in the context of the artistic residency Con/Cri/Tec, held in 2023 at Casa do Povo, in São Paulo. The functions of the itaaká instrument, as well as the process of creating it in the residency, offered decolonial opportunities for understanding the idea of "distance" beyond the non-indigenous scientific view. The first contribution to this expanded understanding of distance comes from the functions of the itaaká, in particular, that of reducing the distance between the terrestrial and the spiritual worlds, based on the idea of "transmission". The second perspective of distance analyzed here came from the experience of building the itaaká, seen in the Terena culture as part of a collective initiation ritual. The making of itaaká performed in the artistic residency showed part of this ritualistic character and how this ancestral instrument relates distance to the idea of collective construction of a "journey".
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