Questions for Joules & Joules
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https://doi.org/10.5965/2175234618452026e0016Keywords:
Handmade paint, Earth pigments, Paint production, Joules & JoulesAbstract
This interview was conducted with Rafael Carneiro, Bruno Dunley, and Daniel Xavier from Joules & Joules, a Brazilian company that produces handmade paints and develops research on this material in collaboration with artists, physicists, and chemists. The interview addresses the artisanal production of paint using earthy pigments from Brazilian soil, a recent initiative by the company, highlighting the production processes and the impacts of this research on the artistic practices of the interviewees.
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