This study utilises reconstruction technologies together with material and experimental
photometric data to investigate how light intersects with perceptual processes inside …

The Upper Palaeolithic period (ca. 45000-12000 BP) was the time when figurative art chiefly
produced by Homo sapiens emerged and developed. The Upper Palaeolithic rock art entails …

Non-figurative prehistoric art is comparatively common yet challenging to decode and hence
to understand. At the heart of the difficulty of assessing the presence of semiotic structure in …

This editorial introduces a special issue that explores the role of fire and light in human
history and archaeology. Directed by MA Medina-Alcaide, C. Ferrier, B. Rueff, and S …

Pinda Village has superior potential. The Pinda people have a new tourism art similar to the
Mejaga-Jaga amidst the mobility of tourists. The problems: 1) What is the new form of …

Children's agential behaviours in the archaeological record have often been overlooked.
Despite efforts to centre children in the past through 'an archaeology of childhood', there …

ABSTRACT Artificial Intelligence (Al) is reshaping the design landscape, from product
development to graphics, service and critical-speculative design. This paper explores how …

This article explores the peculiarities of using immersive technologies in art. This sphere of
human activity is not separated from all the changes that take place in the process of social …