Design and Research of New Media Ecological Interactive Device Based on Ocean Healing
Abstract
This study attempts to explore the design of new media ecological interactive device based on the perspective of ocean
healing. Through the application of the interactive way, multi-modal theory, and emotional evolution theory to new media art works, the
paper summarizes how to connect the marine environment and humanistic thinking with new media art and how to connect ocean healing
with new media interaction. The interactive practice mode of the work is deduced according to the feasibility of interaction. Finally, the
research results are summarized through the special experience factors of the interactive work and the design application, and the outlook is
made on ocean healing and the ecological interaction of new media.
healing. Through the application of the interactive way, multi-modal theory, and emotional evolution theory to new media art works, the
paper summarizes how to connect the marine environment and humanistic thinking with new media art and how to connect ocean healing
with new media interaction. The interactive practice mode of the work is deduced according to the feasibility of interaction. Finally, the
research results are summarized through the special experience factors of the interactive work and the design application, and the outlook is
made on ocean healing and the ecological interaction of new media.
Keywords
Ocean Healing; Multi-mode; New Media Art, Interactive Device
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18686/mcs.v5i2.1742
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