Computational art
interface, interactivity and complexity
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26512/vis.v16i2.20763Keywords:
Interface. Interactivity. Computerart. Art and technology. Interagent-subject. ComplexityAbstract
Research on computational art focuses on the forms of aesthetic experience and on the global analysis of works that concern both artistic and technological poetics. In this sense, revisiting recent history, the text presents computational artistic works, involving interface, interactivity and complexity, in the context of the contemporary production of computer art. The place of the spectator, as collaborator, is placed in the center of artistic and computational devices. The text also described several projects carried out with the support of CNPq and the University of Brasília.
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