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Received: >> Accepted: >> Published: 11.11.2016. None of above

Arts and technology – Mosaic new techniques and procedures

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G A Papiu ,
G A Papiu

Department of Fine Arts, Faculty of Lettres, Technical University of Cluj Napoca, Northern University Center Baia Mare , Maramureș , Romania

N Suciu
N Suciu

Department of Fine Arts, Faculty of Lettres, Technical University of Cluj Napoca, Northern University Center Baia Mare , Maramureș , Romania

Abstract

The relationship between art and technique has been along the time one that is inseparable and systematic, artists appealing to various technologies, tools and practices that help them stimulate their imagination. Today there is a new category of artists, coming from a technical or scientific field, that are being 'trapped' in this „game of art”. The mosaic, even if it is an old technique, responded to the social requirements and it evolved over time, being constantly related to aesthetic and artistic thinking, discoveries of science, assimilating permanent new techniques and technologies, diversifying its artistic forms of expression and methods of transposition. Not being bound any more to a religious institution, which was its birth place, today, she migrated to all public spaces. Works of art in public space have become today an active factor in reshaping the urban aesthetic landscape.

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