M[EMOR]YTH

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Published: Mar 3, 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/dac.33988
Keywords:
spatial memory; real/digital; imaginary space; digital research; image & myth
Razvan Clondir
National University of Arts Bucharest, Romania
Abstract

The visual experiment proposed by my portfolio is the result of current technologies integrated into the creative process. Using mobile devices, I capture static or video images, I record sounds. I can locate and set a multitude of technical parameters of the collected multimedia material; I can precisely locate the place where I take them. In the experiment, which I called “open work”, I used all the technology-mediated information to create an application that would infinitely assemble the digital material input in order to create collages or fragments of physical space through digital memory. Anyone can input the digital materials obtained in the same location in the application, each contribution is a personal vision of the place. This portfolio is one of the many artistic outcomes of the experiment.

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Author Biography
Razvan Clondir, National University of Arts Bucharest, Romania

Răzvan Clondir is Lecturer of Design Department at Decorative Arts and Design Faculty at UNArte. Experienced on various research projects as research assistant in The Maps of Time. Real Communities Virtual Worlds-Experimented Pasts, MOBEE MOBile Earthquake Exhibition. Constantly participates in scientific conferences, individual or with other researchers, their topics of interest being new technologies and how those can influence education and knowledge in the fields of arts and design. Razvan is combining his research activity with the pedagogical one. Since 2008 he has been Associate Professor at the Design Department at the National University of Arts where he has been involved in various teaching and research activities. Currently pursuing the means of production and participation in artistic experiments via the Internet.