論理国語「擬似群衆の時代」に関する質問です。 文中の表現でわからない部分があるので、説明して頂きたいです。 「ひと頃透明性の高い建築」 「建築そのものを消し去り、流動する映像体としての建築物として存在する」 「ピクチャープラネット」 どなたか説明をお願いいたします...！！！

204 ■擬似群衆の時代 ① 街角で見かける大型スクリーン、いわゆる街頭ビジョンが新宿駅東口に現れたのは、 一九八〇年代の初めだった。ビルの壁面に映し出される映像は、当初白熱電球によるもの だったが、それでも東口駅前に群衆が絶えなかったのは、万博などの催し以外で本格的に 設置された最初の例のひとつだったからだろう。巨大白黒テレビという趣のスクリーンを、 すぐにアートとして取り入れたのがビデオアーティストのビル・ヴィオラだったことはよ く知られている。 4 それから三十年近く経過した現在、私たちの都市にはさらに大型のスクリーンが氾濫す ることになった。例えばマンハッタンのタイムズスクエア周辺のビルは、その壁面のほと んどがスクリーンと化している。そこではケーブルテレビ局が建物全体を覆う曲面スク リーンに四六時中ニュースを流しており、広場の反対側では同じように広告が流されてい みなと ちひろ 港千尋 5 10 参照 と。 tan 現代社会を読み解くため に6→400ページ 新宿駅東口 東京都新宿 区のターミナル駅の東側 出口。 2万博 万国博覧会のこ 3 ビル・ヴィオラ Bill Viola 一九五一年~。ニュー ヨークの生まれ。 4マンハッタン Manhat- アメリカ合衆国、 ニューヨーク市の中心を なす区の一つ。 これだけの大きさになると建物に画面が取り付けられているというより、画面の一部 が建物になっていると言ったほうが近いかもしれない。 こんにち 建築物が映像装置と一体化する現状は、おそらく今日の建築の方向性と矛盾するもので はないだろう。設計段階ですでにコンピューター・グラフィックスとして映像化される建 築は、紙に描かれていた時代とは大きく異なる様相をしている。ひと頃透明性の高い建築 が流行したのもつかの間、複雑な構造計算が可能な高速演算装置のおかげで、新しい建築 はますます映像のような自由度をもち、私たちを驚かせる。 そこでは二次元と三次元が相 互に浸透し合い、ある場合には建物そのものを消し去り、流動する映像体としての構築物 擬似群衆の時代 20 タイムズスクエアの夜景 5 5高速演算装置 コンピューターのこと。 問① ここでいう「二次元」 「三次元」とはそれぞれ 何か。

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