Let's start with interactive art
The texture on the wall changes with your gestures and shadows, and the light and shadow on the ground ripple with each step, looking for an exit in the starry-dotted glass room, and when the word "immersive" does not appear frequently in short videos, it represents more of an interactive experience between people and installations in the field of art. Nowadays, "immersion" has been immersed in our lives, and the art forms described above will always be seen on social media from time to time. When static pure art sculpture and pictures cannot stimulate our senses, interactive art using sight, hearing, touch and even sometimes smell has become the focus of attention.
Interactive art is a work of art that involves the viewer in a certain aspect. Some devices achieve this that allows the viewer to get personally involved. Others include the reactive action of computers and sensors, light, heat or other types of sensing technology. Many aspects of internet art and electronic art offer interactive options. Sometimes visitors can use the hypertext environment; Some work receives original text or visual input from the outside; Sometimes visitors can influence its order, plot, state, etc., by participating, and even participate in the creation. Interactive art is superior, it comes out of sensor art, electronic art, or immersive art. Because these are all related to the participants, specific art forms. Participants have the power to choose.
When it comes to interactive art in Japan, teamLab is absolutely second to none. teamLab, a design team founded in 2001 that crosses the boundaries of digital technology, art, biology and architecture, explores the relationship between nature and human beings in the new era, explores new architectural and spatial forms, and as a leader in interactive art, has brought us more and more surprises over the years. TeamLab uses the images of landscapes, flowers and birds in traditional Japanese paintings to break the dimensional wall in the form of light and shadow sound effects, so that people and art can intersect and blend, dissolve the boundaries and distances between the viewer and art, and explore the world from a broader artistic interaction.
To understand interactions, first understand intelligence
The yelling of the emotions, the multihuman association's annoying, and the self-explanatory Information design and the belief. Is it all about Linghing? In the fore-term review day- Information design is the visualization of information so that people can understand easily, and it is to think about methods for that purpose.
Information design, in fact, is to integrate and visualize the huge amount of information in daily life, with the purpose of allowing people to immediately find the information they need in many information, including design management, interaction design, design thinking, etc. The areas covered by the intelligence design discipline include information design, interaction design, media art, visual communication and other expertise.
Do you also think teamLab is cool? The teamLab team is not only composed of artists, but also programmers, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians, architects, editors, web pages and graphic designers. Behind these members, the related "interaction design discipline" in Japan is divided into two major directions: engineering and art design. Interaction design in the direction of art refers specifically to the major of learning how to make multimedia art works or platforms that can "transmit communication to intelligence or feelings", and is also a comprehensive discipline integrating art design, social culture, sound and sound production, imaging technology, and information engineering. In art schools, the counterpart of interaction design is "intelligence design". Interaction design emphasizes the relationship between people, products, and the environment, and knowing this, you will also have an understanding of the core of the intelligence profession.
Students in this major have a wide range of employment, such as publishing, film and television animation, games, advertising and other fields, and can engage in UIUX designers, stage art production, graphic design and even participate in software and program-related research and development. In today's era when people are increasingly unable to live without "information", more and more schools have opened information design departments, such as Tama Art University, Musashino University of Fine Arts, Kyoto University of Plastic Arts, tokyo institute of technology, etc.
In the era of information explosion, the intelligence design major will occupy a more important position in the more love, which can also be confirmed by the professional establishment of major universities. Do you also have an interest in continuing to explore intelligence design? More cross-border and integration, the development of multimedia has made intelligence design more possible.