Animar objetos- construir sujetos sensibles: un estudio sobre la experiencia estética del espectador niño/a en el teatro de títeres

Abstract

Animating objects: constructing sensitive subjects, a study on the aesthetic experience of the child spectator in the puppet theater, is a research exercise that proposes to investigate the sensitive perceptions of the spectators children in the puppet theater through the Work Dreams of Water. Based on the theories proposed by HG Gadamer, in relation to the essence of art, through the categories of Game, Symbol and Fiesta, as well as the various voices that have gone through the reflection on aesthetic experience, which places in the center of The work of art to the perceiver. It configures a theoretical reflection, through a hermeneutic exercise, which allows us to approach the realities and sensitive experiences of children as spectators, where children are recognized as a fundamental part of culture and society, as well as discover the great value that Represents for the processes of creation and artistic interaction and co-construction of possible worlds. It is an invitation to re-discover the path traveled as an artist and researcher and re-find the essentials of that child that we all carry within.