The processes of a projective nature, through the construction of images, both rigor-ous and expressive, make it possible to translate the spatial qualities and figurative properties of the space that surrounds us on the level of design, making it possible for those who read the image, the recognition of the object of the space. The model that is created, as a conventional image of objective reality, uses a linguistic code with a precise system of rules. The work presented here, in tents, illustrates, within the code of projective transformations, that operation that transforms on the plane (or rather on a plane π ≡ π’) the same relations that exist between the figures in the perspecti-ve, the homology, understood as the process capable of creating an image in which the original one is recognizable in its transformed, preserves its characteristics, and from it we are able to re-cognize, backwards, the initial image.
Looking for the more favourable similarity between graphic images / Pascariello, MARIA INES. - (2019), pp. 178-179. (Intervento presentato al convegno IMG 2019 - II Convegno Internazionale e interdisciplinare su Immagini e Immaginazione tenutosi a Alghero nel 4-5 luglio 2019).
Looking for the more favourable similarity between graphic images
Maria Ines Pascariello
2019
Abstract
The processes of a projective nature, through the construction of images, both rigor-ous and expressive, make it possible to translate the spatial qualities and figurative properties of the space that surrounds us on the level of design, making it possible for those who read the image, the recognition of the object of the space. The model that is created, as a conventional image of objective reality, uses a linguistic code with a precise system of rules. The work presented here, in tents, illustrates, within the code of projective transformations, that operation that transforms on the plane (or rather on a plane π ≡ π’) the same relations that exist between the figures in the perspecti-ve, the homology, understood as the process capable of creating an image in which the original one is recognizable in its transformed, preserves its characteristics, and from it we are able to re-cognize, backwards, the initial image.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.