| 요약1 |
이미지화된 공간은 가상공간(Cyber space)으로 대변되는 디지털공간(Digital space)과의 경계를 이루며, 인간의 인식과 참여에 의해 공간 자체가 인터페이스(Interface)화 된다. 이제 ‘사무실’, ‘카페’, ‘학교’등과 같이 기능에 바탕을 둔 구분은 무의미해지며, 어디서든 접속되는 정보의 형태에 따라 그 기능이 결정된다. 공간은 수많은 이미지들을 통해 정보에 접속하게 되는 인터페이스 공간화 되고 있다. 이러한 인식을 바탕으로 본 연구는 공간이 이미지화 되어가는 현상을 다양한 담론적 체계위에서 고찰하고, 이를 바탕으로 공간적 실례를 통해 현상을 이해하는데 그 목적이 있다. |
| 요약2 |
New images percolate through human consciousness by the media such as movies, TV programs, and brilliant advertisements. These images reproduce new "things" throughout the "semantic processes" by those who experience and recognize them. Alvin Toffler describes it as the "information bomb" and "image fragments" in his talk about the new paradigm of information-oriented era. The increasing number of images and their accelerating rate of appearance imply that images become more momentary, and are evidence that they are transforming entire human life and consciousness. Such awareness means a lot to a designer. Especially, the subject that how modern space-dominating images are related to the structure and materials constituting the space and communicate with human mind will be an important factor in establishing the human-space relationship in the future. Furthermore, the present age overspread with various medium is not the only one privileged of the images that exist within space. They are the results of continuous expansion of existing images, and also process of evolution of space powered by the fusion of images and digital media. Imagified space is a boundary layer of Cyberspace, and the space itself becomes an interface by human recognition and participation. Now, the functional classification of spaces such as "office," "cafe," and "school" is meaningless. Whatever it may be, the function of a space is defined by the information it interfaces, and therefore it becomes an interface to information through a large number of images. Based on this idea, we will observe the imagificaiton of space in the form of discussion, and from that, try to understand the phenomenon through the real world examples. |