Browsing by Author "Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo"

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Designing the pre-class and class to implement the flipped learning model in a research methodology course
(2020) Pinos Vélez, Verónica Patricia; Quinde Herrera, Karina Sandra; Abril Ulloa, Sandra Victoria; Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo; Carrión Álvarez, Galo Iván; Urgilés Cárdenas, José Eduardo; Carrión Andrade, Galo Bernardo
The use of new technologies in university education is indispensable for promoting the autonomous work and motivation of a new generation of students who use technology frequently and skillfully. For these reasons, integrated technology into teaching-learning processes is needed. Our study focused on the implementation of the Flipped Learning model (FL) in the Research Methodology course. The content and the activities for the pre-class and class were designed to develop the skills and competencies in the students and to propose a research design. For the first execution, open-access videos were used. After analyzing the first execution, the results showed the need to make personal videos, that include the exact content, making them more attractive for the students as well as to use strategies to ensure that the students prepare the pre-class appropriately. In conclusion, the model encourages students to include technologies as learning tools, adapt their schedules to take better advantage of classes, and apply the knowledge taught in videos to their classwork.
La figura del clown y su fusión con las artes visuales en la representación del vacío "Desacuerdos con Dios"
(2013) Cordero Almache, Rosa Virginia; Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo
The project covers the study and the use of visual arts techniques, the clown figure and a variety of philosophical thoughts, with the only goal of creating an aesthetic representation of emptiness.
Filas de resistencia, instalación artística. Intervención en el espacio público, notas al pie sobre la idea del desarrollo y el progreso
(2017) Vallejo Iñiguez, Elizabeth; Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo
Art acts as a mode of criticism towards the present capitalist system of the West, which through factors such as globalization, consumerism, utopia of progress, new technologies, among others. They have led individuals to remain in order or linearity created by concepts or social judgments. “Rows of resistance” pretends to visualize an absurd idea of the progress, by which the human beings live as continuity or repetition carried by the daily mechanical life. It is thus that this project created by organic and inorganic materials is presented in the public space as the place where the majority of individuals of a city live and transit, pretending to move away from places of legitimation like museums or galleries, relating art with society and its bystanders.
Gonzo
(2015) Cárdenas Santos, Jossue Daniel; Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo
This graduation project consists in the illustration of myths and legend, in this developing character design of some of the legends of Azuay province, included in the first issue of the illustrated magazine Gonzo. This publication has a comic-bizarre thematic and morphology, plus excentric scenes and uncensored illustrations. Its objective is to show to a young public part of the cultural folklore, the myths and legends of Ecuador, from a different perspective than the habitual.
Metempsicosis historias gráficas sobre hallazgos de muerte animal
(2017) Urdiales Carchipulla, Priscila Alexandra; Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo
This work aims to create a win illustration of the canine on the human. The dogs were found dead transmuted to be the main actors in a script composed of literary fractions – exquisite body- in this way come to life and are resignified. Moreover, and as a cyclical interpretation, a graphical system that solved through visual narra-tives, the research hypothesis was generated. To achieve this pur-pose, it was necessary to perform an analysis of the history of art to see how, over time, the canine representations have changed. Final-ly, this research has reinforced its corpus based on the theory the theory of anthropocentric speciesism as a support to give the dog the agency and sensitive capabilities that humanity has stripped
Producción artística y fundamentación teórico-metodológica desde la ciencia computacional
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2020-05-11) Martínez Sánchez, René Sebastián; Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo
The present thesis project consists of an investigation in artistic production with new media. It focuses on the use of data visualization as aesthetic and conceptual discourse. In the first stage, the relationship between art and computational science and the cultural and social manifestations that emerge from this relationship are explored. Subsequently, the paradigms and discourses that derive from digital art are explored, taking the New Aesthetics as a point of reference. The third chapter describes a research-creation methodology based on the use of software art as a creative strategy and the plotter painting as a strategy of pictorial concretion. Finally, artistic production is presented, the object of this research, accompanied by a reflection and analysis of the results.
Representación del cuerpo ausente mediante el uso de la memoria, huellas e improntas
(2018-05-08) Vidal Barrera, Tania Marcela; Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo
The body is the meeting point of all spatial relationships, it opens up to the world, and it retreats and expands to inhabit different places. But, not only does it exist in its objective state, it also comes into contact with others through its absence. Within art, the possibilities of representing this impersonal body are multiplied by presenting us other ways of living through memory container objects, created from imprints and imprints. The physical body expires but its imprint when transferred to the object can continue to last over time; In the same way, when the body stops being, what is printed on the object remains to contain the memory of what it was.
Resignificaciones audiovisuales de como se hace una tesis de Umberto Eco
(2010) Moscoso Orellana, Blasco Danilo; Washco Castro, Adrián Efrén