%0 Journal Article
%A Yáñez Martínez, María Begoña
%A De Miguel Álvarez, Laura
%T Person-to-Person Interaction in Twenty-first-century Society: Technology and Arts at the Service of Communication
%D 2020
%@ 2325-1328
%U https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/91837
%X The creative process in Arts shares with design its origins and development in the search for solutions that integrate both message and form. Design is meant to occupy a special place since it draws from the creativity of arts and makes a significant contribution to effective visual communication. Therefore, it can be a factor in fulfilling the needs of a society living in a two-faced reality: physical and digital interaction. Society needs to consider the structure of interaction that goes beyond using technological tools intended for human-computer interaction (HCI). In fact, it refers to the analogue world that encourages person-to-person interaction, even though it happens via digital and/or virtual means. Dealing with Fine Arts in the Mobility and User Experience group of UNIR has opened a new framework allocated to research in the field of design and develop solutions that bind together artistic processes and technological interactivity in order to provide users a meaningful communication. Through Arts, the present study aims to establish a first approach to this relation between arts and technology that applies to the forms of digital communications today.
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