Material--first taxonomies: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Version vom 4. Januar 2020, 16:54 Uhr

On the classification and structuring of material and materiality in an artistic context
comment 1: not to be understood as complete lists, more of a practical approach from different angles.
comment 2: these classifications are not exclusive to each other and can be linked or crosslinked.
to be continued...

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1 Different approaches to classifications
2 Material families
3 Material features
4 Material contextualisation
5 Fictional taxonomy, example one: Borges

Different approaches to classifications

practical	artistic	production related / industrial	functional	semantic	contextualized

Material families

classified according to raw material and resources, production related / industrial

paper	wood	metal	synthetics	rubber	stone/minerals	composites	organic	smart

Material features

classified according to properties and functionalities

reacting	conductive	reusable / recyclable	moldable / shapeable	adhesive / resolvent
digital	immaterial	programmeable	oriented on other sensory reception	phenomenological

Material contextualisation

classified based on a multidisciplinary approach, distinctions made by highlighting single disciplines

informatics	sound	design	architecture	3D / animation / VR

Fictional taxonomy, example one: Borges

As a different example: Jorge Luis Borges "Emporio celestial de conocimientos benévolos", approx. 1942, a fictitious taxonomy of animals, a "celestial emporium of benevolent knowledge": (a) belonging to the Emperor
(b) embalmed
(c) trained
(d) piglets
(e) sirens
(f) fabulous
(g) stray dogs
(h) included in this classification
(i) trembling like crazy
(j) innumerables
(k) drawn with a very fine camelhair brush
(l) et cetera
(m) just broke the vase
(n) from a distance look like flies

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 classified according to raw material and resources, production related / industrial
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 classified according to properties and functionalities
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 |digital || immaterial || programmeable || oriented on other sensory reception || phenomenological
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 classified based on a multidisciplinary approach, distinctions made by highlighting single disciplines<br>
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+=====Fictional taxonomy, example one: Borges=====
 As a different example: Jorge Luis Borges "Emporio celestial de conocimientos benévolos", approx. 1942, a fictitious taxonomy of animals, a "celestial emporium of benevolent knowledge":
 (a) belonging to the Emperor<br>