Tempus Project
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2021.32515Keywords:
Art, Time, Performances, Installations, MultiplicityAbstract
Tempus Project is developed by the artists Bruna Mibielli and Inesa Markava also in partnership with other artists since 2017 and seeks to dialogue, through installations, performances and videoperformances, with the philosophical concept of time, reflecting on permanence, change, renewal and multiplicity of time. The project is developed in a theoretical and practical field, having carried out several actions and presentations at international events.
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