GSR 1863: Una exploración de investigación dirigida por la práctica que revela historias locales y difíciles a través del diseño de publicaciones interactivas.
Resumen
Esta exégesis examina un proyecto de investigación práctica que aborda la importancia de recordar las historias locales a través de una exploración de la Gran Carretera del Sur. El proyecto pretende utilizar el diseño de publicaciones interactivas para comunicar visualmente los acontecimientos, en gran parte desconocidos, que tuvieron lugar en el período que rodeó la construcción de la Gran Carretera del Sur en Aotearoa, y su importancia en la eventual invasión del Waikato por las fuerzas de la Corona. La metodología empleada en esta investigación consistió en un enfoque historiográfico unido a la heurística, mediante el empleo de métodos como la investigación histórica y de archivo, el trabajo de campo y la revisión bibliográfica. La estética visual del sistema de diseño se basa en la maquetación experimental y la aplicación de texturas desgastadas y envejecidas para comunicar y emular una estética histórica de tiempos de guerra. La publicación incluye elementos interactivos en forma de fotografías y documentos de archivo insertados para fomentar un compromiso más profundo, así como funciones de refotografía. El objetivo general de la investigación y su resultado es abordar la ignorancia de la difícil historia de Aotearoa entre muchos neozelandeses y arrojar luz sobre las repercusiones duraderas de los acontecimientos colonizadores en nuestra sociedad actual.
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