A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
From the Vascular Art to the Representation of the Scene: Build, Deconstruct, Rebuild
In the field of an industrial research program between the ‘Mediterranean’ University and the Naos Consulting’s company, we developed the V.I.S.A. project, Visualizing Innovative and Social Artworks, through which we tried to create a new model of museum, called the 3.0. Museum, embracing the challenge thrown by the MIBACT to increase the performances of the Italian museums by means of the use of the digital ICT. In addition, we consciously tried to reinforce the technological communication for the Cultural Heritage’s fruition and enhancement. The research is focused on the study and the analysis of a wide repertoire of terracotta’s vases, red-figure and black-figure vase painting, discovered in the Magna-Graecia’s area. These finds cover a temporal line that goes from the VI century BC to the IV century BC, structured in different typologies: craters, amphoras, lekanes, dynoi, kàntharoi, hydriae, etc. Here, we present, for the first time ever, a research that starts from the photogrammetric survey of very ancient potteries, characterized by a double and triple curvature. Once we analysed the geometry of the models, we unwrapped the surfaces of the vases, normalizing the figures and calculating their deformations. After that, thanks to the archaeologist’s support, we modelled the 3D scene, developing a digital segmentation of the space. Thanks to this methodology, it is possible to understand better the scenes, enriching the ‘silent’ finds and giving a new way to enhance the Cultural Heritage, though a semantic and a more communicative dissemination.
From the Vascular Art to the Representation of the Scene: Build, Deconstruct, Rebuild
In the field of an industrial research program between the ‘Mediterranean’ University and the Naos Consulting’s company, we developed the V.I.S.A. project, Visualizing Innovative and Social Artworks, through which we tried to create a new model of museum, called the 3.0. Museum, embracing the challenge thrown by the MIBACT to increase the performances of the Italian museums by means of the use of the digital ICT. In addition, we consciously tried to reinforce the technological communication for the Cultural Heritage’s fruition and enhancement. The research is focused on the study and the analysis of a wide repertoire of terracotta’s vases, red-figure and black-figure vase painting, discovered in the Magna-Graecia’s area. These finds cover a temporal line that goes from the VI century BC to the IV century BC, structured in different typologies: craters, amphoras, lekanes, dynoi, kàntharoi, hydriae, etc. Here, we present, for the first time ever, a research that starts from the photogrammetric survey of very ancient potteries, characterized by a double and triple curvature. Once we analysed the geometry of the models, we unwrapped the surfaces of the vases, normalizing the figures and calculating their deformations. After that, thanks to the archaeologist’s support, we modelled the 3D scene, developing a digital segmentation of the space. Thanks to this methodology, it is possible to understand better the scenes, enriching the ‘silent’ finds and giving a new way to enhance the Cultural Heritage, though a semantic and a more communicative dissemination.
From the Vascular Art to the Representation of the Scene: Build, Deconstruct, Rebuild
Springer ser. in des. and Innovation
Agustín-Hernández, Luis (editor) / Vallespín Muniesa, Aurelio (editor) / Fernández-Morales, Angélica (editor) / Marraffa, Andrea (author) / Fatta, Francesca (author)
Congreso Internacional de Expresión Gráfica Arquitectónica ; 2020 ; Zaragoza, Spain
2020-05-12
15 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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