Wise Designs from Uncertain Handwriting and New Communications
The architecture of the 20th century has been largely affected by changes in the field of technology. In particular, the evolution of digital representation has led to new visions of contemporary architectural space. Expressive freedoms, which in the pre-digital era stemmed from visionary approaches...
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description | The architecture of the 20th century has been largely affected by changes in the field of technology. In particular, the evolution of digital representation has led to new visions of contemporary architectural space. Expressive freedoms, which in the pre-digital era stemmed from visionary approaches, now become feasible thanks to modern modelling technologies. They determine a mutation of working processes and creative elaboration, proving to be more than just a mechanical tool without theoretical-speculative implications. Transformation of reality into updatable and modifiable data flows leads towards a new weltanschauung, characterised by the modern paradigms of precariousness and flexibility. Digital world, based on processing of algorithms and information, becomes a link between art and mathematics. The theoretical universe based on the fourth dimension and non-euclidean geometries, which had produced interesting artistic effects in the avantgarde movements of the 20th century, now finds a means of expression in the field of architecture. The paper explores the assumptions of contemporary architectural expressions and the implications that digital technologies have had on changes in architecture since the 1990s: from the fluid and deconstructed shapes linked to multidimensional experiments to the most recent experiences, placed at the border between art and architecture, that are experimenting with the transfer of digital language into the real world. |
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spelling | doaj.art-9a5a401b4d3b4f7694d2d183518619ce2023-12-19T16:27:54ZengUniversity of Bolognaimg journal2724-24632023-12-01814816310.6092/issn.2724-2463/1670415060Wise Designs from Uncertain Handwriting and New CommunicationsFrancesco Maggio0Alessia Garozzo1University of Palermo; Department of ArchitectureUniversity of Palermo; Department of ArchitectureThe architecture of the 20th century has been largely affected by changes in the field of technology. In particular, the evolution of digital representation has led to new visions of contemporary architectural space. Expressive freedoms, which in the pre-digital era stemmed from visionary approaches, now become feasible thanks to modern modelling technologies. They determine a mutation of working processes and creative elaboration, proving to be more than just a mechanical tool without theoretical-speculative implications. Transformation of reality into updatable and modifiable data flows leads towards a new weltanschauung, characterised by the modern paradigms of precariousness and flexibility. Digital world, based on processing of algorithms and information, becomes a link between art and mathematics. The theoretical universe based on the fourth dimension and non-euclidean geometries, which had produced interesting artistic effects in the avantgarde movements of the 20th century, now finds a means of expression in the field of architecture. The paper explores the assumptions of contemporary architectural expressions and the implications that digital technologies have had on changes in architecture since the 1990s: from the fluid and deconstructed shapes linked to multidimensional experiments to the most recent experiences, placed at the border between art and architecture, that are experimenting with the transfer of digital language into the real world.https://img-journal.unibo.it/article/view/16704archivemodelinterpretationcommunication |
spellingShingle | Francesco Maggio Alessia Garozzo Wise Designs from Uncertain Handwriting and New Communications img journal archive model interpretation communication |
title | Wise Designs from Uncertain Handwriting and New Communications |
title_full | Wise Designs from Uncertain Handwriting and New Communications |
title_fullStr | Wise Designs from Uncertain Handwriting and New Communications |
title_full_unstemmed | Wise Designs from Uncertain Handwriting and New Communications |
title_short | Wise Designs from Uncertain Handwriting and New Communications |
title_sort | wise designs from uncertain handwriting and new communications |
topic | archive model interpretation communication |
url | https://img-journal.unibo.it/article/view/16704 |
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