Reflecting the Optimization Theory and DigitalizationOn Applied Arts

Abstract

The contemporary Applied Arts have encountered new types and techniques depending on digital applications. It was turning point to gain access to concepts and ideas of design and moreover design experiments processes, production, and prototype. Designers already depended on scale measures to express variables and values of design physical measures such as length, weight, strength of materials, textures..etc. It was not sufficient for other variables that high sought- after Applied Arts such as convenience, comfort, and beauty. Whatever applied arts designer was looking for other applications which contribute to find design solutions. Designers relied applied ergonomics and human measurements applications programs. Furthermore, applied arts products have been linked with functions and their high performance rate. All these required high techniques and standard parameters lead to typical design. High techniques will achieve and increase design ideas and experimental processes. The designer has to rely on digital parameters of the design activities which devolve to non-random design. The optimization theory corresponds to mathematical theory which commonly used in applied and engineering product design. Digitalization techniques affect the traditional applied arts, but we wonder if these digital techniques affect the creativity negatively or positively.*Optimal design results from experimental designs which subject to multi design processes and through digital parameters we can achieve optimal design.*Digital art accesses contemporary energies, but it is difficult to replace hand craft products with only digital methods.*Applied Arts educational subjects must include digital applications programs. Digital art work theme: The subject of digital art works is characterized by freedom, which is a feature of contemporary art the rule of choice is increasing the breadth of the traditional arts, and we may note the multiple and widespread areas in which computer and applied programs in general as its multiple capabilities and competencies allowed to cover a lot of diverse artistic subjects.

Keywords

• optimization theory; mathematical theory; typical design; trail-and- error; digital art