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Session 2--Art Concepts and Techniques |
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Art is the highest expression of aesthetic feeling of human beings to this world. Before holography, the visual culmination of beauty is demonstrated and transferred by the most famous work of paintings (Mona Lisa etc.), then pictures by photography, then movies of Hollywood (Star War etc.) and then TV programs, all of which wish to express three dimensional even four dimensional things we can feel from this world through only two dimensional display media by means of one dimensional treatment, full of themselves the specific art concepts respectively such as perspective, framing and focusing, montage, TV sitcom and so on. Compared with the above mentioned matured art forms, holography is rather like sculpture but by light. A lot of new art concepts about this completely new display media are expected in this session as your contribution to make this art form more and more accepted with its unique art fascination than ever, especially with the appearance of hologram printers. |
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| Author(s):Rosa Maria Oliveira
Degree in Fine Arts-Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Porto, Portugal ,
PhD from University of Aveiro, Portugal
Luis Miguel Bernardo
Professor at the Department of Communication and Art, University of Aveiro, teaching Art, Drawing, Theory of Color, Art & Science, Advisor of several PhD students of Studies of Art. Researcher of UNICA- Unity of Research in Communication and Art, University of Aveiro |
Immateriality, Invisibility and Restricted View-angle as Resources in Holographic Art Practices |
| Author(s):Sally Weber
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.), Cambridge
Master of Science in Visual
Bachelor of Art in art history, Hartford, CT, MA |
HARRISON’S HOLOGRAMS: Stopping Time |
| Author(s):Jacques Desbiens
École des Arts Visuels et Médiatiques (E.A.V.M.),
Doctorat en Études et Pratiques des Arts
Université du Québec à Montréal (U.Q.A.M.),
Montreal, Quebec, Canada. |
Folding Spaces, Unfolding Action |
| Author(s):Martina Mrongovius
PhD Candidate, Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory,
School of Architecture and Design, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia |
A Case for the Holographic Object |
| Author(s):Betsy Connors
Artist and educator with MIT. An alumna, MS '86, and former lecturer
at the MIT Media Labs’ Spatial Imaging Group |
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