RESEARCH
VISION [CAIM]
New
technologies, interactive media, virtual reality and the shifting
media phenomenon are transforming the way of presenting stories
as well as the way of expressing and creating virtual storytelling.
Storytelling,
concepts, and literature persist through time and space independent
of the media, mode of delivery and container. The same history
or story found in a book, a “non-motion” media, can
be represented with interactive media in a manner that not only
enriches the content but also the interrelationship and interaction
between the visitor, the public and the book’s journey.
With
new Medias, art gets a new dress and a new character. Art now
provides for an interactive relationship between the authors,
audience and medium, the physical and emotive, in ways that have
not been achieved before. "Realities" can be redefined,
re-conceptualized, re-programmed, or re-animated and boundaries
of the physical world are expanded.
VR creates simulations of virtual works and recreates impossible
worlds, holding elements of both the real and the unreal and allowing
us to experience freedom from narrative linearity. The plastic
possibilities of digital media free of time, resistance and inertia
of matter are strengthened by the capabilities of the net to generate
creative challenges with no counterparts in traditional art and
media.
In addition to converge and use in creative way the trinomial
technology + communication + culture can become a powerful tool
for amplifying the power inherent in human knowledge, to shape
and bring to perfection new methods of communication and our ability
to share ideas. Enhancing and extending human creativity, knowledge
and intellectual capacities.
I
am very interest in using digital media and interactive technology
for the implementation specific content and application for learning
and expanding our knowledge and sensibility toward the art, culture
and human heritage.
The
full technological potential and new expressive forms inherent
within VR, interactive technologies and the net are yet to be
explored. We have grasped only the beginning of this reality.
