Entropia

Abstract

Volume III Entropia from the InterLocuções Collection features four interviews by researchers who were part of the Entropia 2022 program, which brought together three international events: the IX SIIMI - International Symposium on Innovation in Interactive Media -, 21#ART - International Art and Technology Meeting - , and the 9th Balance-Unbalance - art + science x technology = environment / responsibility. This event was held from November 3 to 5, 2022, at the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Universidad de Chile, in Santiago. Entropia (SIIMI + ART + BunB) invited researchers to present their research at the 2022 edition of the events in Chile. The word Entropy originates from thermodynamics, the term entropy expresses the measure of disorder of the particles of a physical system. Borrowed by several other areas of knowledge, such as hermeneutic, aesthetic and chaos theories, entropy starts to name the measure of disorder in several other systems, such as communication, computing, art, etc., reaching the charge of subjectivity and interpretive intentionality. After Entropy 2022, researchers Silvia Laurentiz (Brazil); Ricardo Dal Farra (Canada); Rebecca Cummins (United States of America); and Daniel Cruz (Chile) were invited to conduct four interviews in their mother tongues, including eight questions in each interview, for the composition of the third volume of the 2023 InterLocuções Collection. three languages: Portuguese, Spanish and English. Recently, with the Covid-19 pandemic, entropy was widely discussed, not only in the spread of the SARS CoV 2 virus, but also in social networks and in the proliferation of fake news, notably in politics, changing social behavior. Therefore, reading this volume establishes an international panorama of the state of the art of research, in a dialogic perspective. Fruitful (re)knowledge, from fluid reflections of this work!