Neide Jallageas

Post-Doctoral by the Postgraduate Program in Media and Audiovisual Process - ECA / USP, with CNPq's fellowship for the Research Project "Fiction and document at Eisenstein, Tarkovsky and Sokurov: montage and the concept of reality in Russian cinema (2013-2014) . FAPESP's Post'Doctoral fellowship by the Posgraduate Program in Russian Literature and Culture - FFLCH / USP, from 2010 to 2013, with Research Internship Abroad, (FAPESP / BEPE) at the Eisenstein Research Center and Museum of Russian Cinema in Moscow. PhD in Communication and Semiotics (2007, PUC-SP, CNPq's fellowship) with a thesis on the cinema of Andrei Tarkovsky, research related to the Russian philosopher Pavel Florensky about space and time in the field of arts and Mikhail Bakhtin concepts of cronotopia. Master in Aesthetics and Communication of Audiovisual (2002 ECA - USP, CAPES fellowship) when she translated the story "Family Ties" by Clarice Lispector, to the language of video and photography, with theoretical support of Mikhail Bakhtin. Jallageas has texts, essays and reproductions of his works published in national and international journals, books and catalogs. She conducts experimental work in the field of photography and video since 1996, and his works are in collections of major museums in Brazil (MAM-SP, Pirelli-MASP, SESC-SP and MAC-USP). She researches Russian art and cinema and she also investigates dialogues and reverberations between Russian and Brazilian contemporary art. Jallageas is also publisher, curator, essays writher and editor of the Kinoruss Journal of Research (ISSN: 2237-2105), available electronically at the address www.kinoruss.com.br. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)