Innovating in Artistic Formulations: New Trends and Creative Perspectives
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2024-1730Keywords:
Artistic innovation, Digital interactivity, Artificial intelligence, Virtual reality (VR), Contemporary CreationAbstract
This monograph explores how technological innovations are redefining artistic production and experience in a digitized world. It focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence, virtual reality and digital interactivity, which enable the active participation of the viewer and transform the traditional boundaries of art. It highlights the incorporation of AI as a creative tool, the creation of immersive experiences and sustainability in contemporary artistic practices. It also addresses the ethics and social challenges of art in the digital era, such as the integration of public art and participatory projects to generate social and environmental awareness. The monograph invites reflection on the future of art through new forms of expression such as video games and interactive representations, as well as the role of cultural institutions in the adoption of these technologies. It seeks to open an interdisciplinary dialogue on the transformations in the creation and dissemination of contemporary art.
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Alberto E. García Moreno, University of Malaga
Doctor of Architecture from the University of Malaga (Spain). Professor of Architectural Composition at the School of Architecture of the University of Malaga. Researcher at the Habitat, Territory and Digitalization Institute of the University of Malaga. One of his main lines of research focuses on the contemporary heritage consideration of tourism processes from various cross-disciplines, such as architecture, literature, graphic design and, especially, cinema. He has been International Award for Research in Cinema in Spanish (Malaga Film Festival, UMA, 2015), Malaga Research Award (Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Telmo, 2015) and awarded in the category of Dissemination in the XIII Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (Ministry of Development, 2016) for his research on Architecture and Cinema. He has been principal investigator of the research project “Málaga filmada: metodología para un nuevo concepto de patrimonio” (Universidad de Málaga) and his lines of research have led him to be visiting professor at the Universidade de Coimbra (Portugal), at the University of Applied Arts of Vienna (Austria), at the Università Degli Studi di Firenze (Italy) and at the Universidad de Sevilla (Spain).
Daniel Becerra Fernández, University of Malaga
He developed his doctorate with a predoctoral contract of Excellence of the Junta de Andalucía and in 2019 he obtained his PhD degree from the University of Seville, with the thesis entitled Los materiales marmóreos del Traianeum de Italica, which deserved the qualification of outstanding cum laude and international distinction. In 2020 he enjoyed a postdoctoral contract from the Junta de Andalucía and between the years 2021-2023 he was contracted Juan de la Cierva-Formación at the U. of Córdoba. He has obtained a contract from the University of Malaga for the incorporation of PhDs with an excellent research career and a teaching contract at the University Isabel I. In 2024 he obtained the accreditation to Full Professor of University from the ANECA and has made research stays at the universities of Oxford, La Sapienza, Tübingen and the German Archaeological Institute in Rome. He also has a José Castillejo grant for a stay at La Sapienza in 2025.
He has carried out most of his scientific activity in the field of Classical Archaeology, specifically in the study of marmor in Antiquity, mainly in its characterization, exploitation, use, dissemination and reuse. In recent times he has focused on the identification of stone types through archaeometric techniques in Hispania.
Daniel Navas Carrillo, University of Malaga
Professor of Urban and Regional Planning. Architect, Master in Innovation in Architecture, Master in Architecture and Historical Heritage and Doctor in Architecture with International Mention and Extraordinary Award. Member of the research group Heritage and Territorial Urban Development in Andalusia (HUM700) and the University Institute Habitat, Territory and Digitalization (iHTD). His research career is articulated around the sustainable regeneration of neighborhoods and cities and heritage characterization at urban and territorial scale, with special emphasis on intermediate scale cities. His research is built from a comparative analysis of international character with stays in ULisboa and TUDelft. He is currently Deputy Vice Rector for Graduate Studies at the University of Malaga. Previously he has been Deputy Secretary of the ETSA of Malaga (2022-2024), Assistant to the Deputy Director of Own Plans and Entrepreneurship of the ETSA of Seville (2017-2022) and Vocal in evaluation panels of the ACREDITA Program of ANECA (2021-2022).
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