Notice of RetractionDigital presentation and representation: An intervention of digital design and heritage

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This design-based research project harnesses the intrinsic capacity of interactive multimedia design and digital technology to give visual and hearing form to concepts and relations, by using visual ethnography as a way to understand, act out, look upon, search for, and interrogate a representation of contemporary culture. The interrogation of multimedia practice enables users to interact with the materials presented and enlightens the possibility of conceiving the production of knowledge as a relative process involving interdependent correlations of human knowledge. This is fundamental to their future development as distinctive design spheres while opening up the scope for culture-based knowledge and understanding to reorient interactive multimedia design. A new sense of materiality, meaning, audienceship and authorship is provoked, and consequently there exists an opportunity to work out new multimedia narrative strategies.