Cuando el horizonte es el presente. El tiempo en suspensión en la obra de Chien-Chi Chang
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24310/Fotocinema.2015.v0i11.6079Abstract
Los conceptos de alteridad y mismidad, presentes en la filosofía desde sus orígenes, se han convertido en debate relevante desde la segunda mitad del siglo XX. Cuestiones como la representación del Otro, la autorreferencialidad o la construcción hegemónica de los regímenes historicistas han copado los estudios postcoloniales.
Ahora bien, dicha dicotomía alteridad-mismidad es puesta en entredicho en la actualidad por las identidades fluidas provocadas por los flujos migratorios. A través de la serie “I do, I do, I do” del fotógrafo Chien-Chi Chang, miembro de la agencia Magnum, el presente artículo pretende teorizar sobre la hibridación de los conceptos de alteridad y mismidad a través de una nueva conceptualización de la temporalidad.
Abstract:
The concepts of otherness and sameness, present in philosophy since its origin, have been a subject of controversy since the mid-twentieth century. Issues such as the representation of the Other, the autorreferenciality and the historicity have ruled postcolonial studies.
But this dichotomy sameness-otherness is put in question today by fluid identities caused by migration. Through the analysis of "I do, I do, I do", a photography serie taken by Chien-Chi Chang, a member of Magnum Agency, the paper aims to hybridize the concepts of otherness and sameness through a new conceptualization of temporality.
Palabras clave:
Altermodernidad; heterocronía; Chien-Chi Chang; fotografía china contemporánea; alteridad.
Keywords:
Altermodernity; Heterochrony; Chien-Chien Chang; Contemporary Chinese Photography; Alterity.
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