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Interactive art is something that I find very unique, because it is something that has only emerged as a medium very recently. Other new mediums like digital illustration, 3D modeling, or even film, are based on another medium from the past, painting, sculpting, or acting. Interactive art also goes hand in hand with performance based art, in that both are usually experienced through first hand involvement, rather than viewing a product once it’s complete, like a painting or sculpture. Interactive art allows users to experience the art on a very personal level, and in a way, create their own experience based on the way they choose to interact with the piece. One of the works that I found really interesting was Fantastic Prayers, in which users can click to reveal a seemingly endless collection of media. I found that this work was basically a representation of the internet itself, in which people might find themselves on a completely different sight than they had originally intended.
What I'm getting from these is the theme of conformity, or "join us or else." I think that the middle phrase draws out the most from that idea.
ReplyDeleteI like the last slogan the best. The middle phrase seems a bit long-winded, while the bottom and top ones get straight to the point. Depending on the visuals in the poster, I think the top one could work well too, but the last slogan has more of an emotional argument.
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