Image, Art and Virtuality Towards an Aesthetics of Relation
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Produktdetails
Einband
Gebundene Ausgabe
Erscheinungsdatum
02.03.2021
Verlag
SpringerSeitenzahl
94
Maße (L/B/H)
24.1/16/1.2 cm
Gewicht
342 g
Auflage
1st ed. 2021
Originaltitel
Immagine, arte, virtualità: Per un'estetica della relazioneSprache
Englisch
ISBN
978-3-030-67783-1
This book investigates the ontological state of relations in a unique way. Starting with the notion of system, it shows that the system can be understood as a relational structure, and that relations can be assessed within themselves, with no need to transform relations in elements. “Relations” are understood in contrast to “relational property”: without a relation there is no identity, therefore no existence. What allows us to do that without hypostatizing the relation, and without immediately taking it simply as a causal relation, can be better grasped, possibly, in reference to a few entities that make best display of their systemic nature, for example images, works of art, and virtual bodies.
This book shows how virtual bodies are ontological hybrids representing a type of entity that has never appeared in the world before. This entity becomes a phenomenon in interactivity and evades the dichotomy between “external” and “internal”; it is neither a cognitive product of theconsciousness, nor an image of the mind. The user is well aware of experiencing an other reality, also in the sense of a paradoxical reduplication of perceptual synthesis. The virtual body-environment is therefore simultaneously external and internal, with virtual bodies-environments to be seen as artificial windows to an intermediary world. In this intermediary world, the space itself is the result of interactivity; the world takes place in the sense or feeling of immersion experienced by the user; and the body, perceived as “other”, takes upon itself the sense of its reality, of its effectiveness, as an imaginary and pathic incision, as a production of desire and emotion, to the point that the feeling of reality conveyed by a virtual environment will rely significantly on how this environment produces emotions in the users.
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