How to Cite
Marotta, G. . (2008). Topology applied to visual language. Kepes, 5(4), 21–41. Retrieved from https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/kepes/article/view/433

Authors

Graciela . Marotta
Artes Visuales-IUNA
gmarotta@fibertel.com.ar

Abstract

Abstract

Topology, inherent to Science and Mathematics, can be taken to the art world. In modern and contemporary plastic alternatives, it is feasible to trace the influence of topography on the designation of space, as in the articulation of what is now called visual language. The basis of this study is the theoretical proposal of Jacques Lacan, for whom topology is a structuring part of the meaning that is present in the discourse by means of language. 

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