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SUMMARY:Computational Three Distances: Exploring the Aesthetics of the Sou
 thern Song Dynasty and Its Adapted Simulation and Rendering
DESCRIPTION:Art Papers - Long, Art Papers - Short\n\nChi-min Hsieh and Hsi
 ao-ching Chou (Institute of Applied Arts, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung Un
 iversity)\n\nThis paper references the painting theory of the three distan
 ces concept from the Southern Song Dynasty. It introduces a contemporary r
 einterpretation termed "Computational Three Distances," which employs comp
 uter algorithms as the means of painting, departing from traditional ink-b
 rush techniques. The three distances encompass "micro-distance, volume-dis
 tance, and time-distance." This study reexamines the adjustability of micr
 oscopic world units, the density of medium within volumes along with light
  scattering effects, and the accumulation and erosion of time. It then put
 s this theory into practice, offering illustrative methods for each aspect
 .\n\nRegistration Category: Full Access, Enhanced Access, Trade Exhibitor,
  Experience Hall Exhibitor\n\nSession Chair: Victoria Szabo (Duke Universi
 ty)
URL:https://asia.siggraph.org/2023/full-program?id=artpl_141&sess=sess208
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