Abdel Hernandez San Juan

Semiotic theory, self narrative and process anthropology

Six Month workshop of semiotic theory on the language of installation focussing how the relation between the semiotic theory of affective objects, matters and simbols linked with exteriorized self narrative of experience might work as both an anthropology of process and procesualism and a process anthropology. The Workshop was major to explore a rich posibility to see how cultural analysis might be, developed rom disciplinary perspectives in semiotic theory,  focussed and research throught the self and mainly unveiled succesfull result regarding the analysis of bilinguism and migration process and experience expressed both through maria cristina jadick exhibits presented as result of the workshop, cultural bodies at sicardy sanders gallery, sound silence at texas art suply or conextion disconexion at foley photofest and abdel hernandez san juan writings developing his phenomenological theory and understanding on cultural analysis through the phenomenology of the self including his writing cultural bodies on cristina exhibit, houston, texas, 1998