DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14483/25009311.22346Published:
2024-07-28Issue:
Vol. 10 No. 17 (2024): Julio-diciembre 2024Section:
Sección CentralZumbido Digital. Explorando el bio arte con un ecosistema de abejas virtuales
Digital Buzz. Exploring bio art with a virtual bee ecosystem
Buzz digital. Explorando a bioarte com um ecossistema de abelhas virtuais
Keywords:
Bio Arte, Arte y Vida Artificial, Ecosistema Digital, Simulación Biológica, Nota, Space (es).Keywords:
Bio Art, Art and Artificial Life, Digital Ecosystem, Biological Simulation, Nota, Space (en).Keywords:
Bio Arte, Arte e Vida Artificial, Ecossistema Digital, Simulação Biológica, nota, Space (pt).Downloads
Abstract (es)
El proyecto Zumbido Digital: Explorando el bio arte con un ecosistema de abejas virtuales." combina el arte, la entomología y la tecnología para crear un ecosistema digital que simula el comportamiento de las abejas. Desarrollado en la plataforma nota.space y galardonado con el NOTANEAR AWARDS en el International Digitalkunst Festival de Stuttgart 2022, el proyecto de investigación – creación se basa en estudios entomológicos detallados de la morfología, locomoción y hábitat de las abejas. Utilizando algoritmos de caminata aleatoria y técnicas de programación orientada a objetos, se simularon los roles de abeja reina, obreras y zánganos. El prototipo de programación está orientado hacia una futura investigación sobre la simulación de ecosistemas digitales y sistemas autoorganizados, destacando la capacidad del bio arte para explorar la interactividad digital y las propiedades emergentes.
Abstract (en)
The project "Digital Buzz: Exploring Bio Art with a Virtual Bee Ecosystem" combines art, entomology, and technology to create a digital ecosystem simulating bee behavior. Developed on the nota.space platform and awarded the NOTANEAR AWARD at the International Digitalkunst Festival in Stuttgart 2022, the research-creation project is based on detailed entomological studies of bee morphology, locomotion, and habitat. Using random walk algorithms and object-oriented programming techniques, roles of queen bees, workers, and drones were simulated. The programming prototype is oriented towards future research on simulating digital ecosystems and self-organized systems, highlighting the capacity of bio art to explore digital interactivity and emergent properties. traduce esto al portugues
Abstract (pt)
O projeto "Digital Buzz: Explorando a bioarte com um ecossistema de abelhas virtuais" combina arte, entomologia e tecnologia para criar um ecossistema digital que simula o comportamento das abelhas. Desenvolvido na plataforma nota.space e premiado com os PRÊMIOS NOTAnEAR no Festival Internacional Digitalkunst em Stuttgart 2022, o projeto de pesquisa-criação é baseado em estudos entomológicos detalhados da morfologia, locomoção e habitat das abelhas. Usando algoritmos de caminhada aleatória e técnicas de programação orientada a objetos, os papéis das abelhas rainhas, operárias e drones foram simulados. O protótipo de programação é voltado para pesquisas futuras sobre a simulação de ecossistemas digitais e sistemas auto-organizados, destacando a capacidade da bioarte de explorar a interatividade digital e propriedades emergentes.
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