Publication: El paisaje tecnológico: relaciones entre la imagen secuenciada y el paisaje diseñado a través del concepto de palimpsesto
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2016-09-05
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Esta investigación posee un carácter hipotético. Se hace manifiesto desde el principio el esfuerzo por evitar una línea de exposición categórica. Más bien se tiende a la apertura, a la flexibilidad y a la inclusión, haciendo hincapié en la importancia de la variabilidad, no sólo como materia perteneciente a la ontología de las computadoras, sino como creciente tendencia cultural. - Objetivos y resultados El propósito de este trabajo es el de establecer un análisis comparativo entre dos mundos no cotejados hasta el momento: el del paisaje diseñado y el de las tecnologías. En concreto las de la imagen audiovisual dentro del ámbito del projection mapping, un método de proyección que proporciona una realidad “mixta,” consistente en la convivencia en tiempo real de un entorno virtual y uno físico. El objetivo es comprobar si existen conceptos y características fundamentales del paisaje diseñado análogos a los conceptos y las características esenciales de la imagen secuenciada; y en los casos en los que así sea, identificarlos y relacionarlos, utilizando como hilo conductor la idea de palimpsesto. Entendemos un palimpsesto como un mecanismo en el que se da una sucesión de etapas o estados, ya sea en cuanto a su evolución en el tiempo, a su movimiento en el espacio o a cualquier otro tipo de acción secuenciada, física, ideológica o ambas combinadas; en el que todos estos pasos tienen cabida y en el que cada pisada no existiría sin su predecesora. Proponemos la hipótesis de que paisaje y tecnología comparten cualidades, procesos, usos y mecanismos, elementos que las relacionan en su devenir histórico y social...
This research has an hypothetical nature. It becomes clear from the beginning the effort to avoid a categorical line of reflections. Rather it tends to openness, flexibility and inclusion, emphasizing the importance of variability, not only in relation to the ontology of computers, but as growing cultural trend as well. - Goals and results The purpose of this work is to establish a comparative analysis between two worlds not collated so far: designed landscape and technology. Particularly in regard to the audiovisual image technology, within the field of projection mapping, a projection method which provides a “mixed” reality, consisting on the coexistence in a real-time of a virtual environment and a physical one. The aim is to check whether there are fundamental concepts and features in the designed landscape, analogous to the concepts and the essential characteristics of the sequenced image; and in the cases where there is a match, identify and relate them, using as a guideline the idea of palimpsest. We understand a palimpsest as a mechanism in which a succession of stages or states, either in terms of its evolution over time, their movement in space or any other sequenced, physical action, ideological or a combination of both; in which all these steps have their place and, where every step would not exist without its predecessor...
This research has an hypothetical nature. It becomes clear from the beginning the effort to avoid a categorical line of reflections. Rather it tends to openness, flexibility and inclusion, emphasizing the importance of variability, not only in relation to the ontology of computers, but as growing cultural trend as well. - Goals and results The purpose of this work is to establish a comparative analysis between two worlds not collated so far: designed landscape and technology. Particularly in regard to the audiovisual image technology, within the field of projection mapping, a projection method which provides a “mixed” reality, consisting on the coexistence in a real-time of a virtual environment and a physical one. The aim is to check whether there are fundamental concepts and features in the designed landscape, analogous to the concepts and the essential characteristics of the sequenced image; and in the cases where there is a match, identify and relate them, using as a guideline the idea of palimpsest. We understand a palimpsest as a mechanism in which a succession of stages or states, either in terms of its evolution over time, their movement in space or any other sequenced, physical action, ideological or a combination of both; in which all these steps have their place and, where every step would not exist without its predecessor...
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NOTA 502 Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Bellas Artes, Departamento de Dibujo II (Diseño e Imagen), leída el 29-10-2015