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Intan Rizky Mutiaz
Faculty of Art and Design, Bandung Institute of Technology, Jalan Ganesa 10, Bandung 40132
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The Impact of Different Media Materiality on the Creative Process Fauzan Sidik, Muhamad; Damayanti, Nuning Yanti; Mutiaz, Intan Rizky; Grahita, Banung
Journal of Visual Art and Design Vol. 16 No. 2 (2024): Journal of Visual Art and Design
Publisher : ITB Journal Publisher, DRPM ITB

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.5614/j.vad.2024.16.2.4

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As a complex phenomenon, the creative process is shaped by multiple factors such as emotions, cognitive abilities, and contexts. Media materiality, as one of the contextual aspects of the creative process, has a significant impact on shaping and informing creative outcomes. To better understand the impact of different media materiality on the creative process, nineteen published studies were analyzed adhering to the PRISMA guidelines, focusing on four comparison groups: physical media vs non-immersive 2D/3D media, physical media vs immersive 3D media, digital 2D media vs immersive 3D media, and non-immersive 3D media vs immersive 3D media. The findings suggest that the choice of media materiality significantly influences the creative process, impacting factors such as ideation, expression, collaboration, and the overall experience of creating. This review concluded that media materiality in immersive virtual reality has the potential to enhance creativity, but traditional media may have more significant psychological benefits compared to virtual reality experiences. Future research directions in fine arts and design will be discussed based on the review results.
Latent Message Playing the Game Free Fire As a Celebrity Factor and Fan Among Students Mu'minin, Amirul; Rahmi, Anis; Mutiaz, Intan Rizky
Journal of Visual Art and Design Vol. 17 No. 2 (2025): In Progress
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.5614/j.vad.2025.17.2.2

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The use of digital applications, particularly online games on smartphones, increased significantly during the Covid-19 pandemic, especially in 2020. One popular game among students is Free Fire, a multiplayer game that enables virtual social interaction. This study aimed to identify latent messages emerging from the verbal and behavioral expressions of young players, as well as how digital figures like Rasyah Rasyid influence celebrity and fandom phenomena among high school students. This study employed virtual ethnography and Associative Concept Network Analysis (ACNA), using the University of South Florida (USF) association dictionary, to analyze Rasyah’s spontaneous speech during live-streamed gameplay. The findings revealed that the primary message emerging from Rasyah’s communication was the concept of ‘friend,’ which was the central node in the word association network, as it had the highest ODC score (0.24). These results indicate that communication within online games extends beyond technical or competitive functions and plays a crucial role in fostering emotional closeness and social bonds. Such interactions contribute to the development of parasocial relationships between online idols and their audiences. This study provides insight into how digital popular culture, game-based communication, and visual personas influence the identities and aspirations of high school students in the digital era.
Co-Authors Acep Iwan Saidi Agus Sachari Andar Bagus Sriwarno Anis Rahmi Antonius Aditya Novanda Anugrah, Hanan Aflah Bunga Fefiana Mustikasari Denny M.P. Dewi, Fauzia Nurrahma Dian Widiawati Dudi Julianto Dudy Wiyancoko Fadhel Adam, Fadhel Fetrianggi, Ramadita Grahita, Banung Gunawidjaja, Andrea Rebecca Hamidah, Azmi Fauziah Hendy Yuliansyah Hennesita, Jeany Carla Mu'minin, Amirul Muhamad Fauzan Sidik Muhamad Nurrahmat Muhammad Iqbal Abdurrohman MUHAMMAD IRFAN HILMI Nasution, Amaranila Nur Aqdin Noor Hasyim Nuning Yanti Damayanti Prasetyani, Ananda Putra Prawira, Anggiea Qatrunnada, Kimberlita Ratri, Dianing Rheinilan, Onni Angelica Rheinilan Riadi, Rizka Salsabila Rima Insania sa'adah, siti Sefilianto Ahmad Darmansyah Sidik, Muhamad Fauzan Sigit Adinugroho Tri Sulistyaningtyas Yunita, Luh Made Dea Putri Zhahira, Laura Citra