การสื่อสารวิกฤตมลพิษทางอากาศผ่านศิลปะสื่อใหม่: กรณีศึกษานิทรรศการ “Polluted Currents”
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This research examines the use of new media and interactive art to communicate air pollution awareness in the exhibition "Polluted Currents," held at Warin Lab Contemporary from November 29, 2022, to January 25, 2023. The study explores how new media art can effectively address environmental issues, focusing on PM2.5 and PM10 pollution through three interconnected artworks
The exhibition included "Data Flow," a generative art piece visualizing real-time air quality data; "Footstep of Impact," an interactive installation where visitors' movements generated pollution effects on a terrain map; and "Visage Reaction," which used facial detection to confront viewers with their environmental impact. Together, these works provided an immersive and educational experience.
Non-participant observation and Interviews with gallery executives, curators, academics, artists, and collectors highlighted the effectiveness of digital technology and audience interaction in raising awareness. Experts praised the fusion of art, science, and technology for simplifying complex data, though concerns about costs and maintenance were noted. This study underscores the potential of new media art to drive social change through meaningful aesthetic engagement.
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