Abstract

This paper focuses on the application of interactive technology in contemporary visual art, showing that current development has traces in history. We sketch an evolution, from the creation of primitive visual art to interaction design and wearable art. We will discuss how the artist communicates through his creation with the intended audience, and how new technology enables the art work to interact autonomously.

Highlights

  • Goal of our research is to attract attention from different stakeholders in visual arts, so that they discover their changing roles and appreciate the potential for unknown mutual collaboration and cooperation

  • The current paper focuses on the application of interactive technology in contemporary visual art, showing that current development has traces in history

  • More and more artists focus on interaction mechanisms with wearable and implantable devices as well as integrating Internet-of-Things technology with new interaction art paradigms

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Introduction

Goal of our research is to attract attention from different stakeholders in visual arts, so that they discover their changing roles and appreciate the potential for unknown mutual collaboration and cooperation. In this way, we may achieve an ecological art environment that supports survival, co-creation, and development.

A Short Account of a Long History
Ancient Visitors of the Caves Understood and Experienced their Art
How our Ancestors Understood Hierarchy and Holiness
Modern Times
Visual Art Becomes an Acting Agent
Art and technology As the great French literature master Gustave
New Techniques and Art Styles need Understanding from All
Jean Clottes

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