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SUMMARY:Biology
DESCRIPTION:The conference theme, “Curious Minds,” applies to both artists
  exploring new technologies and critics evaluating their effectiveness and
  meaning. Following our curiosity, we artists have misused systems, hacked
  devices, devised unusual algorithms and processes, and expressed new colo
 rs and forms. What motivates our curiosity, and what are the consequences 
 of our efforts? Why obsess over something that no one else seems to care a
 bout, or doesn’t have immediate or practical value? Why do something that 
 someone else finds disturbing? Why here and now? Why you? What roles do ar
 tists and critics have in shaping the future of computer graphics and inte
 ractive techniques?\n\nJoin us in Tokyo this December as we delve into the
  complex tapestry of Curious Minds. Explore how technology can both disrup
 t and unify, offering new ways to understand and engage with our multiface
 ted existence and curiosity. Be part of the conversation and connect with 
 the vibrant SIGGRAPH arts community here: Digital Arts Community (DAC) Of 
 SIGGRAPH Asia.\n\nExploring Fungal Morphology Simulation and Dynamic Light
  Containment from a Graphics Generation Perspective\n\nFungal simulation a
 nd control are considered crucial techniques in Bio-Art creation. However,
  coding algorithms for reliable fungal simulations have posed significant 
 challenges for artists. This study equates fungal morphology simulation to
  a two-dimensional graphic time-series generation problem. ...\n\n\nKexin 
 Wang (Brown University,  School of Engineering; Rhode Island School of Des
 ign); Ivy He (Brown University,  Department of Computer Science); Jinke Li
  (Brown University, Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology); 
 and Ali Asadipour and Yitong Sun (Royal College of Art, Computer Science R
 esearch Centre)\n---------------------\nEye of Flora: Encountering Nature 
 through the Mixed Reality Lens of Plant-Environment Interactions\n\nThis p
 aper presents a hybrid plants-driven mixed reality (MR) system, Eye of Flo
 ra, which re-engages humans with nature from a more-than-human perspective
 . Eye of Flora integrates plants into digital twin systems by merging plan
 t electrophysiology with 3D reconstruction technologies. Utilizing AI to..
 .\n\n\nYouyang Hu (University of Tokyo), Cyprien Fol (ETH Zürich), Chiaoch
 i Chou (National Tsing Hua University), Verena Griess (ETH Zürich), and Ya
 suaki Kakehi (University of Tokyo)\n---------------------\nBug in my Softw
 are\n\nThis article discusses the conceptual underpinnings, creative proce
 ss, and research methods used to create the immersive installation titled 
 "bug in my software".  "bug in my software" reflects on tensions between g
 ender, labor, and technology, by drawing parallels from the engineered lif
 ecycle and ...\n\n\nAlina Nazmeeva (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaig
 n)\n---------------------\nBecoming Bats with "EchoVision": Towards Eco-Ph
 enomenological Mixed Reality\n\nWhat is it like to be a bat? "EchoVision" 
 is a mixed reality art experience that simulates bat echolocation, immersi
 ng participants in the perceptual umwelt of bats. Using a custom-designed,
  handheld, bat-shaped mask based on the open-source HoloKit mixed reality 
 headset, participants visualize echo...\n\n\nBotao Amber Hu (Reality Desig
 n Lab), Jiabao Li (University of Texas at Austin), Danlin Huang and Jianan
  Liu (China Academy of Art), Xiaobo Hu (Independent), and Yilan Tao (Reali
 ty Design Lab)\n---------------------\nQ&A\n\nQ&A for the session.\n\n\nRe
 gistration Category: Enhanced Access, Full Access, Full Access Supporter\n
 \nLanguage Format: English Language\n\nSession Chair: Kian Peng Ong (Nanya
 ng Technological University (NTU))
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