Visualizing data on graphic memory research

Abstract

This is not a paper about computer parts or about technical aspects of computational systems. Graphic memory is here understood as 'a line of studies that intends to review the significance and value of visual artifacts, and in particular of printed ephemera, in the establishment of a sense of local identity through design' (Farias, 2015, p. 201), therefore contributing to the design of local graphic design history. Graphic memory research is always concerned with the visual, material and semantic aspects of graphic artifacts, using those artifacts as primary sources and central documents. The material nature of graphic artifacts allow them to be not only analysed in terms of its visual and physical attributes, but also as spatially situated and geographically located phenomena.

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