ENTRE DERRIDA Y JACKSON POLLOCK. LA OPERATIVIDAD ESCRITURAL DE LA IMAGEN EN LAS ARTES VISUALES.

We seek to build up a scriptural concept of image, based on Derridean notion of spacing and its relationships with those of arche-writing and trace. In order to do so, we will point out that Derrida's philosophy, as well as it is not limited to linguistic matters, can also be applied to the dimension of visual experience, without overcoming the immanence of its specific structure. After deepening in the epistemological function of spacing in the multiple fields of experience, we will apply this constitutive multidimensionality to the dimension of artistic images, especially from the work of Jackson Pollock. As a visual modulation of Derridean spacing, Pollockian dripping will provide useful elements to highlight the operativeness -both scriptural and non-verbal-of the image in the visual arts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]