UM GRITO EM RIMBAUD, RENATO RUSSO E PAULO LEMINSKI: ARTE EM DIÁLOGO.

Abstract

This research presents a cutout in the work of the French poet Jean Nicolas Arthur Rimbaud and Brazilian artists Renato Russo and Paul Leminski in analog form; grounded in the literature and cultural production of the final decades of the nineteenth century in France and Brazil, as well as in the final decades of the twentieth century. The analysis of texts is directed to modernity: the hybrid theoretical aspects, polyphonic and dialogic; with emphasis on marginalized and subaltern enunciation. The aim is to demonstrate, through these productions, the interartistic effects of such aspects as well as its reflex on the language and public reader-listener: the interlocutors. In discussing these issues based on the triad of texts, the study aims to mark the arising of modern poetry, even in the late nineteenth century, the moment that Rimbaud is the protagonist. Thus, was used as an object of analysis: the poems of Rimbaud: Fome and O coração logrado ; the songs of Renato Russo: Teatro dos vampiros and Daniel na cova dos leões and, finally, the poems of Leminski: Sintonia para pressa e presságio and Sem título . In this context, the painting O gritoof the Norwegian Edvard Munch (1893) emerges as a visual correspondence of poetic and musical art.