Polyphonic Murders: A holographic biography of trauma

Elena Kranioti; Mara Karell; Julia Gómez; Andrea Bonicelli; Laura-Kate Girdwood; Angela Boyle; Indigo Reeves

doi:10.1016/j.tria.2020.100085

Polyphonic Murders: A holographic biography of trauma

Elena Kranioti, Mara Karell, Julia Gómez, Andrea Bonicelli, Laura-Kate Girdwood, Angela Boyle, Indigo Reeves

School of History, Classics and Archaeology

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Abstract

This project is an innovative mixture of medical imaging and forensics with holography, animation, art and virtual reality. This alliance of art and science explores, presents and communicates the history of violence and the violence of history to diverse audiences. Anatomical detail provides the substrate for forensic analysis and interpretation while digital technologies and creative art nourish fictitious scenarios on unexplained historical crimes. The aesthetics of the virtual world create an immersive environment for diverse audiences. The emotional, ethical and aesthetic impact of violence becomes a site of reflection, empathy, learning and performative imagination.

Original language	English
Volume	21
Specialist publication	Translational Research in Anatomy
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tria.2020.100085
Publication status	Published - Nov 2020

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violence
forensic
medical imaging
kolography
virtual reality
art
practice as research
intermedia storytelling

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