Visualizing Complexities. Practices and Heuristics of Digital Models in Art History - Edited by Nicola Camerlenghi, Tanja Michalsky & Elisabetta Scirocco
March 28, 2024
Digital models help to visualize complexities heretofore unapproachable through more conventional methods of art history. The seductive qualities of these models—which tend to transcend those of words—are increasingly untempered by their digital and thus potentially alien nature. Modeling technologies—including, but not limited to, GIS, photogrammetry, laser scanning, VR, AR, or BIM—can assist not only in visualizing, but also in measuring, reconstructing and, thus, analyzing works of art and architecture. With the use of these tools come both challenges and opportunities.
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