In digit-virtual museums, image representations of artifactsexpand and helpin understanding information, they enhance relationships and stimulate visual narratives associated to memory and culture. The general objective of this study was to relate Walter Benjamin’s perceptions to contributions for information organization and presentation of women’s museums digital collections constituted by the convergence of languages to the emergence of Information Design. The study was of qualitative naturebased on the descriptive-exploratory type, with bibliographic study and exploratory analysis of the National Museum of Women in the Arts from the perspective of Information Science. The interdisciplinarity of the areas allows image representationsto be understood as a strategy to empower the knowledge creation process. The study concluded that their implementation in digital environments of women’s museums should be constituted to facilitate information access and sharing in the search for social discussions in contemporaneity.
A semantização das representações imagéticas em ambientes digitais de museus do feminino
