Inclusão por meio da experiência sensorial da capa do disco Caetano Veloso (1968) para pessoas com deficiência visual

Abstract

The realization of this project is a consequence of the desire to amplify the sensory experience of the artistic movement Tropicália to people with visual impairment, in particular to what refers to the graphic visual work of the designer from Bahia, Rogério Duarte, to the cover of the disk Caetano Veloso (1968). For this purpose, this research is based on a hybrid methodology to promote, introductory, an approach to the historical context and the characteristics that involve Tropicália, anchored in the work of Chico Homem de Melo's (2008)'s work; and approach a study about the possibility of providing a reading, through graphic production and tactile codes, of what was intended by Duarte for the icon album of the movement. For this, the research applies guidance by Julio Plaza (2003) on intersemiotic translation, approaching graphic production resources through Ambrose (2009), to translate and expand the experience of appreciation for people with visual impairments with the elaboration of a possibility similar to the disk cover, which is capable of bringing together the proposals of accessibility and inclusion.