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Videomapping
The city becomes the ideal space to experiment with new, emotionally impactful multimedia communication technologies. Animated light transforms any architecture into a grand temporary stage, reinventing the very concept of events and the sensory participation of the audience. The idea of a smart city calls for smart communication, which through video mapping techniques, can explore intelligent practices of mass participation.
Interaction design
The technological object, in addition to reflecting new symbolic characteristics more closely tied to emotional stimuli, establishes the need to integrate values of simplicity and immediacy for repeated use. The user is no longer merely a consumer who fulfills their role in the simple act of purchase: the figure of the user emerges, that is, a prepared and demanding individual who engages their physical, intellectual, and experiential characteristics in their interactions with the object.
Digital scenography
Digital stage designs are the flow of imagination brought to life on screens and surfaces through the form and content of projected video light. Understanding and creating digital stage designs entails engaging with new ideas and concepts. Concepts such as media ecology, sensitive environments, temporary architecture and programming languages.
Museum applications
New technologies aimed at enhancing and implementing public participation "intelligently" in the cultural, artistic, and museum heritage of the territory, making it a tool for conscious learning and keeping pace with the times, accessible to the skills and cognitive potential of digital natives. These technologies also have the capability to expand, in an innovative manner, up to the realization of a smart city, the target audience of culture and art venues, turning them into conscious co-protagonists of the cultural experience.
