醫學影像介入生物媒體藝術的轉繹與再現──兼論「微膠細胞突變」記憶圖像演化

Abstract

本論文探討醫學影像如何以生物媒體藝術作為表現形式之可能，研究方法涉及生物藝術、生物醫學之觀點，解析醫學圖像、柏格森生命哲學、現象學及新媒體理論等論述思維，考掘醫學、生物媒體藝術與當代藝術的擴延意涵，並反思科技社會對於生物媒體藝術的影響力。論文結構與研究內容，包括：第一章「緒論」闡述研究動機、研究問題與研究方法；第二章「文獻分析」梳理醫學影像、生物藝術與生物媒體藝術的交互關係；第三章「生物媒體藝術形式」分析生物的濕性特色、生物媒體藝術的意涵；第四章「生物媒體藝術之媒介轉繹」探究生物媒體藝術之媒介特質，解讀其與生物藝術、媒體、醫學的技術轉繹；第五章「微膠細胞突變」以創作實踐方法，扣連記憶圖像與生物媒體藝術的連結，反思生命本質；第六章「結論」揭開醫學影像對生物媒體藝術的多樣性及其影響。經由本研究推證過程，本論文率先提出「生物媒體藝術」一詞，對應「生物藝術」的單一性，不僅打破Bio Art的界線，更深化新媒體藝術與醫學影像的結合與價值。This paper explores how medical imaging can be expressed in the form of Biomedia Art. The research methodology involves the perspectives of Bio Art and biomedicines, as well as analyses of medical images, Bergson's philosophy of life, phenomenology, and New Media Theory. It investigates the extended implications of medicine, Biomedia Art, and contemporary art while contemplating the impact of a technology-oriented society on Biomedia Art. This paper is structured as follows, consisting of six chapters. Chapter One, Introduction, illustrates the author’s motivation and purpose, as well as research topics and methodologies. In Chapter Two, Literature Review, the author maps the interplay between medical imaging, Bio Art, and Biomedia Art. Chapter Three, The Forms of Biomedia Art, analyzes the wet qualities of living things and the Meaning of Biomedia Art. Chapter Four, Media Reinterpretation in Biomedia Art, explores the characteristics of medium in Biomedia and investigates how medium plays a technical role in Bio Art and medicine. Chapter Five, Microglia Cell Variation, involves using art practices to connect memory images with Biomedia Art and to ponder on the nature of life. Chapter 6, Conclusion, unveils the broad diversity of medical imaging and how it influences Biomedia Art. Following the process of verification in this research, this paper is the first to present the term “Biomedia Art” in response to the unitary nature of Bio Art by shattering the boundaries of Bio Art and further deepening the integration as well as values of New Media Art and medical imaging.