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April 2008

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Apr 27, 2008

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PARÓDIAS (2) iNCIDENTAIS (?): UM DOMINGO COM MONET

INCIDENTAL (?) PARODIES (2): A SUNDAY WITH MONET

Locative Media

“Locative media is closely related to augmented reality (reality overlaid with virtual reality) and pervasive computing (computers everywhere). Yet, where augmented reality strives for technical solutions and pervasive computing is interested in embedded computers, locative media concentrates on social interaction with a place and with technology. Hence, many locative media projects have a social, critical or personal (memory) background.”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locative_media

O background de pintor em História da Arte faz com que ele veja com os olhos de Monet a realidade do Rio de Janeiro num domingo de sol . Muitas vezes ele aumenta essa realidade no computador…

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 “The idea is both complex and simple: to achieve the de-symbolization of our environment through the implementation of compulsive walks through this grey maze of concrete. On these trips anything(or perhaps nothing at all) can happen, but the idea remains the same: to emotionally re-map the cities in which we dwell re-educating our daily perception as the ultimate gesture of defiance against our urban self.” 

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Livro X Computador

O livro impresso me parece ser até agora o formato mais prático de publicação de textos diversos. O contraste entre o livro que carregamos conosco, familiar, que pode ser lido na rua, no ônibus ou no metrô, e o computador, mesmo portátil, indica duas relações corporais muito diferentes com o texto. De um lado, a proximidade do objeto, folheado, anotado, disponível. De outro, a mediação do teclado, o peso do aparelho, o desconforto da leitura.

A maioria das pessoas de mais idade é, hoje, incapaz de ler uma tela de computador na mesma velocidade que um adolescente. Mas, adolescentes envelhecem os mais idosos se vão… Então, chegaremos num tempo em que todos lerão a tela do computador com igual rapidez….

“Uma catedral medieval era uma espécie de programa de TV imutável e permanente pressupondo dizer às pessoas tudo o que fosse indispensável para seu cotidiano bem como para sua salvação eterna através de imagens.” Com a invenção da imprensa e do texto impresso isso se modificou e o livro tomou posse do seu lugar.”

“Nos anos 60, Marshall McLuhan escreveu sua “A Galáxia de Gutenberg”, onde anunciava que a maneira linear de pensar instaurada pela invenção da imprensa estava para ser substituída por uma forma mais global de percepção e compreensão através de imagens de TV ou outros tipos de dispositivos eletrônicos.”

No computador rolam palavras, linhas e, para usar um computador, você deve ser capaz de escrever e ler. O computador nos fez retornar à Galáxia de
Gutenberg na medida em que se opõe à televisão e ao cinema onde as imagens são maioria esmagadora. A tela do computador é também uma tela de texto. Os computadores tornarão os livros obsoletos? E os computadores tornarão obsoletos o material escrito e impresso? Não acredito: o computador apenas cria novos modos de produção e difusão de documentos impressos.(http://www.arteonline.arq.br/newsletter/review4/portugues.htm)

http://www.inf.ufsc.br/%7Ejbosco/InternetPort.html

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Book X Computer

For me, the printed book seems to be the most practical format to publish texts. The contrast between the book that we load with us, which we can read in the street, in the bus or in the subway, and the computer, exactly portable, indicates two very different corporal relations with the text. On the one hand, the proximity of the object, in which we can turned pages, to write notes, to have available. On the other hand, the mediation of the keyboard, the weight of the device, the discomfort of the reading.

The majority of old age, today, is incapable of reading a computer screen in the same speed that an adolescent. But, adolescents age and the old persons pass away… Then, we will arrive in a time where all people will read the screen of the computer with equal rapidity….

“A medieval cathedral was a sort of permanent and unchangeable TV program that was supposed to tell people everything indispensable for their everyday
lives as well as for their eternal salvation.” With the invention of the press and the printed text things modified and the book took ownership of its place.

“During the sixties, Marshall McLuhan wrote his “The Gutenberg Galaxy”, where he announced that the linear way of thinking instaured by the invention of the press, was on the verge of being substituted by a more global way of perceiving and understanding through the TV images or other kinds of electronic devices.”

On its screen there run words, lines, and in order to use a computer you must be able to write and to read.The computer made us to return to a Gutenberg Galaxy because it opposes itself to television and cinema, where the images are smashing majority. The screen of the computer is also a text screen. Will the books become obsolete because of the computers? And the written material and printed texts will become obsolete too ? I do not believe: the computer is only creating new ways of production and diffusion of documents and printed texts. (http://www.arteonline.arq.br/newsletter/review4/english.htm)

http://www.inf.ufsc.br/%7Ejbosco/InternetPort.html

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