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LOCATION:Hall E - Talk Stage\, E Block\, Level B2
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UID:siggraphasia_SIGGRAPH Asia 2024_sess424@linklings.com
SUMMARY:Art Gallery Talks 3
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Neither Utopia Nor Dystopia\n\nAt SIGGRAPH Asia 2024 in
  Tokyo, the Art Gallery seeks to present groundbreaking and impactful crea
 tions that intersect art, science, technology, society, and the environmen
 t. In an era of information saturation, where the essence and veracity of 
 matters may blur, we champion concrete expressions to reaffirm our reality
 , moving beyond mere idealism.\n\nThe theme “Neither Utopia Nor Dystopia” 
 eschews the stark dichotomy often portrayed between utopian and dystopian 
 extremes, crafting a realm for patient engagement with the manifold aspect
 s of reality and fostering the gradual maturation of values. This thematic
  direction nudges artists to uncover the subtle allure, intricacy, and pro
 fundity inherent in our day-to-day lives, urging them to craft palpable vi
 sions.\n\nThrough the distinctive lenses of artists, we aspire to recalibr
 ate our perception of the interplay between society, the environment, and 
 technology, thereby enriching our collective comprehension. We envisage a 
 tapestry of works that, at times, unveil hidden truths and beauties, and a
 t other times, navigate the intricate web of emotions and relationships, c
 ulminating in a corporeal portrayal of our world. In alignment with these 
 themes, the SIGGRAPH Asia 2024 Art Gallery casts a wide net, eagerly solic
 iting a spectrum of artistic endeavors, spanning artworks, projects, perfo
 rmances, platforms, and communities.\n\nJoin us at the SIGGRAPH Asia 2024 
 Art Gallery in Tokyo, Japan, as we question, explore, and engage with the 
 intricate and multifaceted realities of our times.\n\n"Pla-tsugi: Modern K
 intsugi through Digital Fabrication"\n\n"Pla-tsugi" is a modern restoratio
 n method using 3D printing and VR technology to reassemble and recreate br
 oken objects, inspired by traditional Japanese Kintsugi and Yobitsugi.\n\n
 \nAKIO HARADA (Independent)\n---------------------\nRecognition: capture(s
 cene)\n\n"Recognition: capture(scene)" uses an iPhone to create a gap betw
 een what the user sees on the screen while taking a panorama shot and the 
 final result. This aims to encourage new visual experiences and perspectiv
 es by challenging familiar perceptions of a commonly used function.\n\n\nR
 intaro Fujita and Scott Allen (Kyoto Seika University)\n------------------
 ---\n1 & ∞ ⑁\n\nText-to-image Ai model generated images via the prompt 'a 
 single chair on a white background'. Retraining the model on this dataset 
 led to the chair image turning into non-figurative digital noise after six
  iterations, highlighting the likelihood for corruption in computational o
 ntology through data...\n\n\nGeorgy Ègor Kraft (Academy of Fine Arts Vienn
 a, Tokyo University of the Arts)\n---------------------\nContent Aware Stu
 dies Series\n\nThe series includes sculptures, videos and texts as inquiri
 es into reverse-archeology via Ai models and 3d scans datasets. Aimed at r
 econstructing missing fragments within the sculptures of classical antiqui
 ties and paleontological objects these computational systems are exercised
  at speculative obj...\n\n\nÈgor Kraft (Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, China
  Academy of Art)\n---------------------\nMid Tide #3\n\nVideo Installation
 . This work transforms video footage of waves into a 3D object with time a
 s the depth dimension. By deviating from linear playback, it explores the 
 unique perception of floating on the sea's surface, merging the body with 
 the waves, and altering the viewer's perception of time and ...\n\n\nRyu F
 urusawa (Tokyo University of the Arts)\n---------------------\nSynCocreate
 \n\nSynCocreate is a neurofeedback co-creation virtual experience where pa
 ired users synchronize their brainwaves to collaboratively create art in a
  3D environment. This immersive experience explores the potential of brain
 wave interaction to enhance co-creativity, emotional connection, and socia
 l well-b...\n\n\nTiange Wang (VLab, Independent Designer) and Xin Feng (In
 dependent Researcher)\n\nRegistration Category: Enhanced Access, Exhibit &
  Experience Access, Experience Hall Exhibitor, Full Access, Full Access Su
 pporter, Trade Exhibitor\n\nLanguage Format: English Language\n\nSession C
 hair: Vali Lalioti (University of the Arts London, Innovation Consultancy)
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