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International Journal of Arts and Technology

International Journal of Arts and Technology (IJART)

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International Journal of Arts and Technology (2 papers in press)

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  •   Free full-text access Open Access"Move In Tempo": involving the audience through their movement in installation art
    ( Free Full-text Access ) CC-BY-NC-ND
    by Maria Rita Nogueira, Joao Simoes, José Maçãs De Carvalho, Paulo Menezes 
    Abstract: This article presents "Move in Tempo", an installation performance designed to immerse everyone in a unique artistic experience blending dance performance, technology, and movement-based interaction. Through "Move in Tempo," participants engage with the temporal dimension of movement from two perspectives, the experiences available to visitors of the installation. The first perspective allows visitors to act as performers of their own experience, engaging directly with the installation through their movements. The second perspective is that of a spectator, where visitors observe a performance within the installation space, choreographed specifically for "Move in Tempo". The installation invites each person to move within a rhythmic framework, facilitated by algorithmic and machine learning techniques. Through this interactive experience, participants contribute to the creation of the artistic narrative, making them integral performers within the installation. Evaluation results from the participation of over 700 visitors highlight the impact of the interactive experience. Qualitative and quantitative assessments reveal increased visitor engagement, enhanced understanding of art and culture across various age groups, and enriched holistic experiences.
    Keywords: Interactive Installation Art; Performance; Audience Participation; Movement-Based Interaction; Dance and Technology; Immersive Art; Algorithmic Art; Media Arts; Art Co-Creation; Performance Technology.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJART.2025.10071832
     
  • A Survey on the Epistolary Calligraphy Art of Kim Jeonghui during his Early Exile Period   Order a copy of this article
    by Zhenyu Li, Zhan Gao, Fernando Jorge Matias Sanches Oliveir 
    Abstract: Abstract: Kim Jeonghui holds the highest esteem as a calligrapher in Joseon and played a significant role in cultural exchanges between China and Joseon. His creation of the "Chusa style" marked a new trend in the calligraphy scene of late Joseon. The early period of his exile was a crucial phase for his engagement with external influences and learning, serving as a key moment in the formation of his artistic style. This study examines three key stages in his development: his foundational learning phase, his period of artistic training, and the time from his official appointment up to the early stage of his exile. By analysing these stages from the perspectives of calligraphy studies and aesthetics, this paper seeks to further explore the formative clues of the "Chusa style" while offering a theoretical reference for understanding the development of calligraphic aesthetics in both Qing China and Joseon.
    Keywords: Kim Jeonghui; early exile period; letters; calligraphy art.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJART.2025.10071609
     

 

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