The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents

Aim of the paper is to reflect on the visual relationships between the digital heritage from real contents and its tangible reference. First of all the paper analyses the evolution of the Culture in relation to the growth of digital technologies. Then it highlights the role of visual perception and...

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Main Author: Stefano Brusaporci
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Bologna 2019-10-01
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Online Access:https://img-journal.unibo.it/article/view/11058
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description Aim of the paper is to reflect on the visual relationships between the digital heritage from real contents and its tangible reference. First of all the paper analyses the evolution of the Culture in relation to the growth of digital technologies. Then it highlights the role of visual perception and communication. Consequently, it focuses on the nature and characteristics of digital models, intended as complex meta-systems of information. Finally, it points out the multiple dimensions of tangible and digital realities, and how advanced visualizations favour a reciprocal re-mediation.
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spelling doaj.art-d7da6e6950b54f618ef398b7544fd3552022-12-21T18:38:31ZengUniversity of Bolognaimg journal2724-24632019-10-011749110.6092/issn.2724-2463/110589426The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real ContentsStefano Brusaporci0University of L’Aquila, Department of Civil, Construction-Architectural and Environmental EngineeringAim of the paper is to reflect on the visual relationships between the digital heritage from real contents and its tangible reference. First of all the paper analyses the evolution of the Culture in relation to the growth of digital technologies. Then it highlights the role of visual perception and communication. Consequently, it focuses on the nature and characteristics of digital models, intended as complex meta-systems of information. Finally, it points out the multiple dimensions of tangible and digital realities, and how advanced visualizations favour a reciprocal re-mediation.https://img-journal.unibo.it/article/view/11058built heritagedigital heritagedigital culturedigital modelvisual turn
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The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents
img journal
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digital heritage
digital culture
digital model
visual turn
title The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents
title_full The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents
title_fullStr The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents
title_full_unstemmed The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents
title_short The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents
title_sort visual bride representing tangible heritage between digitality and real contents
topic built heritage
digital heritage
digital culture
digital model
visual turn
url https://img-journal.unibo.it/article/view/11058
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