MARIA CALLAPEZ



Design
  1. Arquivo MDC
  2. Meta-archive
  3. Festival Aleste
  4. Luis Tonicher

Sound 
Production
  1. What Remains
  2. Leave No Stone Unturned
  3. Underwater Dreams
  4. Immersed
  5. I‘m like the ocean
  6. Nebula
  7. Réflexes de Sentiment
  8. Float System
  9. Earth
  10. Closed Mind
Performances
  1. Collect Radio (DJ set)
  2. Live Set O’clock 
  3. Moving sounds (experimental sound)

INSTALLATIONS
  1. Mar Coberto
  2. Music Stairs

PHOTOGRAPHY
  1. Janela com vista para a memória 
  2. Persona

INFO


Maria Callapez is 26 years old and holds a Master‘s degree in Communication Design from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Lisbon, having completed her degree on February 20, 2024, with a grade of 17 out of 20. Her dissertation, entitled “ARQUIVO MDC: an exploration of the online digital archive for representing academic production in Communication Design”, addressed the specificities of computational digital archives and online access, focusing on interactive visualization and exploration, applied to the academic production of the Master‘s in Communication Design at the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Lisbon.
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META-ARCHIVE

Category: Web Design, research
Date: 2021
Link: https://2021.fbaul-dcnm.pt/maria_callapez/meta-archive/index.html



Meta-Archive was done during the first year of the master‘s degree in Communication Design.  This project served as an experimental exercise and starting point to guide the project Archive MDC, master‘s degree final project.

Meta-Archive consists of a digital archive of archives and about archives. The archive of archives component results from a selection of online repositories that gather born-digital works, and which constitute this project‘s database. The archive about archives is expressed as a network visualization of the main concepts that characterize and describe digital archives. It includes including the categorization of the selected projects, which results from an analysis of the architecture, the model and the theme of each selected repository. Therefore, in order to integrate the digital archive, these items are always subject to processes of documentation, being then recontextualized, remediated and represented.

Meta-Archive seeks to provide insight into the potential of the digital archive as a space for the sharing and circulation of information. To this end, it provides a network visualization of the various intersections between the themes of the archives, highlighting their architecture and the structure that enables the processes of documentation (re)contextualization, (re)mediation and (re)presentation.