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Resumo:For the photographic media, remediation between physical and digital archive became a monumental convergence of all sort of images, creating the possibilities to combine, reconnect and retrieve its meaning and authorship, and the resulting review of methods to analyse, read and make its historiography. It was in this period of transition from paper to screen that was published in Portugal an History of Photography which integrates these arguments, using a combinatorial method capable of projecting its continuous update in an hypertext version. 'Hist6ria da Imagem Fotogrdfica em Portugal 1839-1997' (Sena, 1998), applies a digital image database - 'Luzitania/ether pix database' to index and link all the images printed in the book, allowing the reader to explore aesthetic, semantic, technical, geographical and political analogies between them. Upholding a multidirectional and non-linear conception of History, it proposes a rhizomatic structure that implies a method - an history of photography as an hyperdocument - allowing the reader to view, review, compare and question the sense and notion of the historical time of the photographic image. This paper examines how digital media become an essential tool of readability and visibility of History, and how the displacement of perception provided by an hypermedia structure, reflects on dematerialization of the image, the shared notion of authorship, capable of creating a new generation of readers that think towards trajectories formed by the modern media of communication - from press to photography, from cinema to television -to the hypermodern media of computation.
Autores principais:Marques, Susana Lourenço
Assunto:Fotografia história media hiprmédia imagem photography history hypermedia image
Ano:2017
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Idioma:português
Origem:Repositório Institucional da UNL
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Resumo:For the photographic media, remediation between physical and digital archive became a monumental convergence of all sort of images, creating the possibilities to combine, reconnect and retrieve its meaning and authorship, and the resulting review of methods to analyse, read and make its historiography. It was in this period of transition from paper to screen that was published in Portugal an History of Photography which integrates these arguments, using a combinatorial method capable of projecting its continuous update in an hypertext version. 'Hist6ria da Imagem Fotogrdfica em Portugal 1839-1997' (Sena, 1998), applies a digital image database - 'Luzitania/ether pix database' to index and link all the images printed in the book, allowing the reader to explore aesthetic, semantic, technical, geographical and political analogies between them. Upholding a multidirectional and non-linear conception of History, it proposes a rhizomatic structure that implies a method - an history of photography as an hyperdocument - allowing the reader to view, review, compare and question the sense and notion of the historical time of the photographic image. This paper examines how digital media become an essential tool of readability and visibility of History, and how the displacement of perception provided by an hypermedia structure, reflects on dematerialization of the image, the shared notion of authorship, capable of creating a new generation of readers that think towards trajectories formed by the modern media of communication - from press to photography, from cinema to television -to the hypermodern media of computation.