Figural holography is often accused of irrelevance to today's art theories and to the medium's future-oriented outlook. This charge is rooted in a highly intellectualized aesthetic sensibility that excludes holography because of its obvious success in provoking sensational and emotional responses from the viewer. The author argues that holography should not be bound by such limited aesthetic parameters.
Aesthetic problem of figural holography
Holographics International '92 ; 1992 ; London,United Kingdom
Proc. SPIE ; 1732
1993-03-02
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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