Semiotik der digitalen Medienkunst
By (author) Birgit Huemer Series edited by Florian Menz Series edited by Rudolf de Cillia Series edited by Helmut Gruber
Hardback (Published)
(February 2014)
ISBN: 9783847101758
6.3 x 9.45 inches
Price: $82.00
In stock
Art-forms, which use digital technologies for production and design and which reflect these technologies critically, are becoming increasingly popular. Caused by vast technological development, art production and design has changed considerably during the last years. Nowadays digital artworks are generated multimodally by trend and integrate the visitor and the environment as represented and interactive participants into their work. In order to explore the meaning making potential of these artworks, the author has developed a systemic functional framework of analysis, which combines a sociological with a formal approach.
English summary: Art-forms, which use digital technologies for production and design and which reflect these technologies critically, are becoming increasingly popular. Caused by vast technological development, art production and design has changed considerably during the last years. Nowadays, digital artworks are generated multimodally by trend and integrate the visitor and the environment as represented and interactive participants into their work. In order to explore the meaning making potential of these artworks, the author has developed a systemic functional framework of analysis, which combines a sociological with a formal approach. This framework, which is based on semiotics and multimodal functional theory, enables researchers to analyze the interaction and exchange going on between artist, artwork, visitor and environment by describing semiotic resources that are used to generate digital artworks. Thus it offers an alternative semiotic perspective on art production and design and enriches our knowledge and perception when engaging with art. German description: Kunstformen, die sich digitaler Technologien bedienen bzw. diese kritisch reflektieren, gewinnen zunehmend an Popularitat. Innovative kunstlerische Konzepte gehen in Richtung multimodaler Gestaltung und einer Offnung des Kunstwerks gegenuber dem Publikum und seiner Umgebung. Die Autorin stellt hier ein Modell zur Kunstbetrachtung vor, das sich auf soziologische Aspekte der Werkinterpretation konzentriert – ein alternatives Konzept zu einer rein formal-asthetischen Kunstbetrachtung auf Basis der Semiotik und der funktionalen Theorie. Es betrachtet Kunst und Kultur als Kommunikation, die einerseits den Austausch zwischen KunstlerIn, Kunstwerk, Publikum und Umgebung fokussiert und andererseits diesen Austausch nachvollziehbar macht, indem es konkrete semiotische Ressourcen beschreibt, die in digitalen Kunstwerken zur Kommunikation verwendet werden. Damit ermoglicht dieses Modell eine neue, vielschichtige Sichtweise auf digitale Medienkunst.
- By (author) Birgit Huemer
- Series edited by Florian Menz
- Series edited by Rudolf de Cillia
- Series edited by Helmut Gruber
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