The multiple flows of the image: streaming and audiovisual in the daily life of the 21st century

Abstract

994 / 5.000   Resultados de tradução Resultado da tradução   star_border   The images touch reality. “What we see is only valid – it only lives – in our eyes for what touches us”, says Didi-Huberman in What we see, what looks at us (2005, p.29). In this 21st century, with the proliferation of images on diffuse screens, how can we understand the experience that is produced and shared in everyday life? In a scenario where the construction of everyday life, of the common, crosses the media environment, the operationalities of production of images in flow contribute to the transformation not only of the forms of audiovisual realization, but of their circularity and reception. From the perspective of mediatized everyday life, the logic of streaming and the demand for images in flux tension different dynamics, whether in relation to old formats and/or models, or in relation to the audiovisual market and the expectations/demands of users. These are the questions that guide the articles that make up the Dossier of this edition and that we present here, along with the other texts of this RMC publication.