The contribution focuses on the description of methods and techniques used in the creation of a digital platform for the valorisation of fashion-oriented Made in Italy companies. The state of the art and the scientific literature on the subject show how the sudden changes of recent years have highlighted the need to identify new tools to protect and valorise the cultural and productive memory of a place, making it accessible to future generations. In order to do this, digital archives and platforms are created to systematize and valorise vast and heterogeneous cultural deposits of data, making visible the complex panorama of relationships and actions that characterize the manufacturing and production landscape of fashion. The aim of this contribution is therefore to describe the approaches used in the case of applied research described, which can be scaled to various areas of design and fashion, as it is capable of organizing, valorising and making accessible the cultural heritage, in particular, of fashion-oriented Made in Italy companies to future generations, an aspect that is considered of fundamental importance especially in those sectors where the heritage is also made up of intangible values, such as stories, experiences and “know-how”.
Fashion Open Book: A Digital Platform for the Valorisation of Fashion-Oriented Made in Italy Companies
Roberta Angari
2023
Abstract
The contribution focuses on the description of methods and techniques used in the creation of a digital platform for the valorisation of fashion-oriented Made in Italy companies. The state of the art and the scientific literature on the subject show how the sudden changes of recent years have highlighted the need to identify new tools to protect and valorise the cultural and productive memory of a place, making it accessible to future generations. In order to do this, digital archives and platforms are created to systematize and valorise vast and heterogeneous cultural deposits of data, making visible the complex panorama of relationships and actions that characterize the manufacturing and production landscape of fashion. The aim of this contribution is therefore to describe the approaches used in the case of applied research described, which can be scaled to various areas of design and fashion, as it is capable of organizing, valorising and making accessible the cultural heritage, in particular, of fashion-oriented Made in Italy companies to future generations, an aspect that is considered of fundamental importance especially in those sectors where the heritage is also made up of intangible values, such as stories, experiences and “know-how”.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
