About creating and researching collectively:
formative processes woven in solidarity
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58786/rbed.2023.v1.n3.59050Keywords:
Processos formativos, Criação, Coletivo, Dança, PesquisaAbstract
Research as a formative process has been forged and moved in the face of the logic of separate and rival individualities. To find a different path, as researchers of the body, art and education, we have insisted on experiences of collective creation and research. In this experience report, we present one of these sharing practices that have constituted the research group to which we belong, linked to a Brazilian public university. The experience brings together five researchers interested in the fields of the body, dance, education and art, at different points in their research. For this elaboration, three of us mobilised to share what we had experienced, presenting traces of the research that gave rise to the proposal for the "Pe(n)sar a pesquisa" mini-residency and then reporting on its happening and reflecting on its resonances. It was possible to recognise the importance of the collective in formative and creative processes in research that wants to weave solidarity
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