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ArtSci - ISSN 2515-8767 - © ISTE Ltd
The Arts and Sciences journal presents works, achievements, reflections, techniques and prospects that concern all creative activities related to the arts and sciences.
Painting, poetry, music, literature, fiction, cinema, photography, video, graphic design, archeology, architecture, design, museology etc. are invited to take part in the journal as well as all fields of investigation at the crossroads of several disciplines such as pigment chemistry, mathematics, computer science or music, to name but a few examples.
La revue Arts et sciences présente les travaux, réalisations, réflexions, techniques et prospectives qui concernent toute activité créatrice en rapport avec les arts et les sciences.
La peinture, la poésie, la musique, la littérature, la fiction, le cinéma, la photo, la vidéo, le graphisme, l’archéologie, l’architecture, le design, la muséologie etc. sont invités à prendre part à la revue ainsi que tous les champs d’investigation au carrefour de plusieurs disciplines telles que la chimie des pigments, les mathématiques, l’informatique ou la musique pour ne citer que ces exemples.
First printed in 1831, ‘Red Fuji’ by Hokusai is one the most iconic Japanese woodblock prints and thousands of impressions were printed from its original set of woodblocks, often in different colour schemes and using (...)
This article addresses the theme of utopian and dystopian futures as transmitted to us through philosophy and fiction (literature and cinema), and shows how these notions help us to think about evolution. It proposes a (...)
Artificial Intelligence based photography beauty assessment have received a great attention in the last 25 years. They may now claim noticeable performances in replacing the human observer. However, they face limitations (...)
Throughout history and the historical canons of western art, disability and the afflicted human form have often been marginalized and used as manifestations of iniquity, social malfeasance and mental degradation. It is not (...)
Landscape as a planning activity, raises the question of its design process. Spatial design concerns also architecture, and has moreover been studied by architecturology, a french design theory. Can this research benefit (...)
Until the middle of the 20th century, plant roots were of very little interest to the arts and sciences: just like painters, botanists focused on the visible parts of plants. From the beginning of the 19th century, however (...)
Plasticity is a fundamental property of the matter, among which the self-folding or the adaptability reflect some laws inherent to the mechanical behaviour of materials, space-time geometry, biochemical processes or (...)
Editorial Board
Editor in chief
Marie-Christine MAUREL
Sorbonne Université, MNHN, Paris
marie-christine.maurel@upmc.fr
Co-Editors
Georges CHAPOUTHIER
Sorbonne Université
georges.chapouthier@upmc.fr
Mickaël FAURE
Ecole des Beaux-Arts
mickael.faure@versailles.fr
Jean-Charles HAMEAU
Musée national Adrien Dubouché
Cité de la Céramique Sèvres et Limoges
jean-charles.hameau @sevresciteceramique.fr
Joëlle PIJAUDIER-CABOT
Musées de Strasbourg
joelle.pijaudier@wanadoo.fr
Bruno SALGUES
APIEMO et SIANA
bruno.salgues@gmail.com
Ruth SCHEPS
The Weizmann Institute of Science, Israël
rscheps@hotmail.com
Hugues VINET
IRCAM, Paris
hugues.vinet@ircam.fr
Philippe WALTER
Laboratoire d’archéologie
moléculaire et structurale
Sorbonne Université Paris
philippe.walter@upmc.fr