Digitalização vs. espírito do lugar: sessenta anos depois de Veneza - qual o papel das tecnologias digitais no setor dos museus?
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Património cultural, Casa museu, Sustentabilidade, Gestão, Inteligência artificial, Genius lociResumo
As tecnologias digitais têm-se evidenciado como importantes ferramentas para o setor do Património Cultural e museológico. Quando se publicou a Carta de Veneza, em 1964, as ferramentas tecnológicas eram utilizadas essencialmente como meios auxiliares de recolha e armazenamento de dados. Atualmente, no advento da inteligência artificial, cobrem uma cada vez mais áreas funcionais do trabalho no Património Cultural. Bem assim, inclui-se aqui a possibilidade de visualização de exposições online ou de visitas imersivas. Mas substituirão estas experiências a visita ao espaço e o contacto direto com os objetos? Não descurando as suas potencialidades para o setor do património cultural, procuramos analisar, através do caso de estudo das casas-museu, o seu impacto na perceção do espírito do lugar. Este conceito, que congrega as vertentes tangíveis e intangíveis, transforma a visita ao lugar numa experiência única, capaz de criar nos públicos um verdadeiro sentido de identidade, afeto, pertença e memória.
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