The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents
Stefano Brusaporci, University of L’Aquila, Department of Civil, Construction-Architectural and Environmental Engineering
Keywords: built heritage, digital heritage, digital culture, digital model, visual turn
Abstract
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.
How to cite as an article
Brusaporci, S. (2019). The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents. img journal, 1(1), 74-91.
How to cite as a contribution in book
Brusaporci, S. (2019). The Visual Bride: Representing Tangible Heritage between Digitality and Real Contents. In A. Luigini, C. Panciroli (Eds.) img journal 01/2019 Manifesto, 74-91. ISBN 9788899586096
