systems art
[ˈsɪstəmz ɑːrt]
nounpl: systems art (uncountable)
arte de sistemas
1. An artistic movement and practice that emerged in the 1960s-1970s emphasizing the artwork as an integrated system or process rather than a finished object, often incorporating feedback loops, viewer interaction, and environmental elements
Systems art challenged traditional notions of the art object by focusing on process and interaction rather than static forms.
A arte de sistemas desafiou noções tradicionais do objeto de arte ao focar no processo e na interação em vez de formas estáticas.
2. Artistic practice that uses systems thinking, networks, and organizational structures as conceptual and formal frameworks for creating artworks
The artist employed systems art principles to create an installation that responded dynamically to visitor movement.
O artista empregou princípios de arte de sistemas para criar uma instalação que responderia dinamicamente ao movimento dos visitantes.
Systems art emerged prominently in the 1960s-70s avant-garde movement, particularly influenced by cybernetics and information theory. It represents a significant departure from modernist emphasis on individual artistic vision and finished objects. The movement is particularly relevant in contemporary digital and interactive art contexts. In Brazil and Portugal, the term is used primarily in academic and curatorial discussions of contemporary and experimental art.
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