Impact of High Technology on Esthetics - the Aerospace influence

Authors

  • Anca Rugescu National University of Arts "Nicolae Grigorescu" Bucharest
  • Radu Dan Rugescu University Politehnica Bucharest

Keywords:

Esthetics, art of design, aerospace, high technology, mimetic

Abstract

A more or less subliminal impact of space technology over the general art of design is revealed. Some of the most visible trends are related to the implicit perception of the "best" geometrical shapes, along a century long time period of arts history. A recursive analysis is suggested for detecting earlier trends in the customs of medieval and incipient modern design

Author Biographies

Anca Rugescu, National University of Arts "Nicolae Grigorescu" Bucharest

Student in Fine Arts, 4th grade, National University of Arts "Nicolae Grigorescu" Bucharest, Romania EU, student in Public Relations, Vacaville College, USA, 653 Claremont DR, Vacaville, California 95687 USA

Radu Dan Rugescu, University Politehnica Bucharest

Prof. Dr. Eng. Radu Dan Rugescu
University Politehnica Bucharest, Space Technology DivisionDirector, NERVA project
R403-405, Splaiul Independentei 313 sector 6Bucharest 060042 Romania, EU 
Tel: +4021-411-2393, +40723-673-054Researcher CP1 COMOTI INCDT Romania
Visiting Fulbright Alumnus, Texas A&M University USA
Office 701 & 743A HR Bright Building
Phone: +979-845-7541; +979-862-3594College Station, Texas 77840 USA
rugescu@yahoo.com, rugescu@aero.tamu.edu
IBSU SJ, Volume 3, Issue 1

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Published

2009-11-16

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2009)

Section

Legal and Social Sciences, Economics

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