Information Symbol: Visual Performance From Static To Dynamic

From static to dynamic visual expression,information symbols reflect the form of expression after the transformation of information to visual symbols.In this paper,we discuss the visual expression of information symbols from static to dynamic from four parts.First of all,the attributes of visual symbols and the source of visual expression are elaborated in detail;secondly,the interesting pursuit and information memory of artists and architectural designers for pseudo dynamic visual performance are elaborated;thirdly,the carrier limitation when the visual performance of information changes from static to dynamic,as well as the different visual effects under static,dynamic and pseudo dynamic conditions are analyzed;finally,the visual logo of each Olympic Games is discussed Design changes,analysis of each sports logo how to integrate information symbols into regional cultural elements,so that the Olympic Games logo into the world's common language.This paper analyzes the problems existing in the process of information dissemination,and explores the possibility of the transformation of contemporary information into symbols,In the current information dissemination,people's eyes shift to the requirements of efficient information reception,but ignore the information fragmentation,amblyopia and uninteresting visual phenomenon brought by high-efficiency information dissemination.It is just the static to dynamic visual transformation that brings us vivid and interesting visual experience.However,due to the excessive generalization of dynamic information symbols,the information can not be accurately conveyed,which has become an unavoidable problem.Therefore,it is particularly important for designers to consider how to make the information content accurate output.Although sometimes the cognitive effect of dynamic visual expression is not ideal,it can be improved from the channels and means of receiving information,so as to make up for the lack of representation of dynamic performance of information symbols.