El rol de las TIC en el renacimiento de la herencia cultural en el Foro de Augusto en Roma
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https://doi.org/10.26439/contratexto2018.n030.3148Abstract
This article addresses, as a case study, the digital audiovisual projections on the Forum of Augustus in Rome, Italy, from the combined perspectives of architecture and communication. The study consists in a detailed analysis of the contextual and typological configuration of the Forum and its surrounding area. The analysis shows that the projections create new hybrid spaces that emerge from the deployment of a digital layer on the physical space of the archeological site. Following the theory of conservation/restoration, we argue that, through this instance of augmented reality, the meaning and value of the area become apparent. The new emerging heterotopic space has effects on the visitors to the Forum but also on the passersby that can observe the monumental projections from the surrounding streets.
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