Holography: art and science through exhibitions

Holography, and the production of holograms, is one of the rare fields in which artists and scientists are concerned about the same field of action. The difference in processes lies in the fact that scientists will create images that strictly respond to technical requirements, while artists will aim to create sensitive images that are the expression of their thoughts. For people who are not familiar with holograms, it is not easy to make them interested in holograms through a photography or a video because they cannot convey the holographic work completely, so it is important to see a hologram directly and experience the holographic environment because this is the nature of the holographic medium. Exhibitions thus become a means of promoting this innovative art form. This paper presents work developed and results obtained in artistic holography and technical holography that combines art and science to promote public engagement in holography.

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2025-03-19
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3044994
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Museums and Cultural Heritage
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Holography: art and science through exhibitions

Isabel Azevedo, Emanuel Santos, Pedro Pombo
Museums and Cultural Heritage
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Holography: art and science through exhibitions

Isabel Azevedo, Emanuel Santos, Pedro Pombo
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Abstract

Holography, and the production of holograms, is one of the rare fields in which artists and scientists are concerned about the same field of action. The difference in processes lies in the fact that scientists will create images that strictly respond to technical requirements, while artists will aim to create sensitive images that are the expression of their thoughts. For people who are not familiar with holograms, it is not easy to make them interested in holograms through a photography or a video because they cannot convey the holographic work completely, so it is important to see a hologram directly and experience the holographic environment because this is the nature of the holographic medium. Exhibitions thus become a means of promoting this innovative art form. This paper presents work developed and results obtained in artistic holography and technical holography that combines art and science to promote public engagement in holography.

University of Aveiro (PT)
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Museums and Cultural Heritage
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