The Interaction of Cybernetics and Contemporary Economic Graphic Art as "Interactive Graphics"

Ashkaboosi, Maryam and Ashkaboosi, Farnoosh and Nourani, Seyed Mehdi (2016): The Interaction of Cybernetics and Contemporary Economic Graphic Art as "Interactive Graphics".

Abstract

According to the thesis, which is related to the interaction between cybernetics and contemporary graphic art (Interactive graphics), at first a brief explanation about the meaning of interaction is defined and then tried to determine the relationship between science and art and also their impacts to each other are analyzed. The interaction terms implicitly defined as the relationship between the individual and artificially intelligent system and try to convey emotions and ideas of the artist to the audience. Origin of the work is the essence of art and the artists is the interfaces between holiness and the people of his Contemporary time. Indeed, the interactive art is the arrangement artistic which use the presence and audience interaction to achieve its purpose. Internet and electronic art are the two kinds of this art. To sum up, the activities of the audience play a very significant role in this kind of art. Although both science and art reflect reality, Science is basically the concept and entities, while art is the aesthetic images. Scientific concepts and artistic images both generalized perceptions of reality. But due to the rational nature of science, the overall dialectical difference of science is more than art. Cybernetics (the science of animal-human and physical information and control systems) is a new important science which is produced by the combinations of other science such as Psychological Science, biology, economics, engineering, linguistics, etc. The purpose of this study is to analyze the effects and consequences of new technologies and modes of communication which causes to increase the interaction between scientists and artists in the best possible way which is useful for both groups. This is mainly because, the cybernetics represent an ideal medium for such interaction. The mentality and Artistic thinking are the most important part of creation which the digital technology alone does not have this feature. Always, the interaction, communication and the creation of a mutual cultural is considered as one of the most important concerns of artists. On the other hand, simultaneously with electronic advance in the field of satellite communications and computer, art is also having an impressive progress.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• Language: English
• Keywords: Art, Cybernetic Art; Contemporary Graphic, Digital Art; Vitual medium;Interactive Arts, Biology Art
• Subjects: N - Economic History > N0 - General > N00 - General

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