Digital Media and Interactive Communication-expanded Space
AUTHORS
Sooknyung Ha,Professor, Space Design Major, Sangmyung University, Republic of Korea
ABSTRACT
Today's media can be defined as a media capable of two-way information exchange between a recipient and a sender, and the two-way information exchange means interaction between the sender and the recipient. This interaction of information exchange is applied as an important element to newly recognize the characteristics of new media. With the transition from analog to digital, digital technology has rapidly developed in the design field and is expressed in various genres. It communicates with humans through a complex method with images, videos, sound, and interfaces, and plays a big role in human experiences with sensation, perception, and cognition. As for the method of this study, it tries to examine digital media as a design extension through literature review and previous studies, and analyze the expressive characteristics of an interactive communication-extended space applying digital media in video and art media and an interactive space using digital media. In particular, it tries to suggest the applicability to space by analyzing the relationship between digital media and the user experience extension.
KEYWORDS
Digital media, Interactive, Communication, Expansion, Space
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