Interactivity as Media Reflection between Art and Science
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This article describes the evolution of interactivity in the media arts ranging from immersive virtual reality to intuitive interfaces for real-time installations, to online archives and tools for knowledge discovery finally unfolding in networked environments for public space. This development is exemplified by the authors’ own works and compared with selected media art works in the field.
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Public Space Digital Medium Aesthetic Experience Virtual Reality Modelling Language Immersive Virtual Reality
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