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Negative Shanshui: Real-time Interactive Ink Painting Synthesis

Created by
  • Haebom

Author

Aven-Le Zhou

Outline

This paper presents Negative Shanshui, an AI-powered real-time interactive simulation technique. It reinterprets classical Chinese landscape paintings to convey a message about the ecological crisis of the Anthropocene. The system optimizes the Stable Diffusion model for real-time inference and integrates gaze-based inpainting and frame interpolation to create dynamically changing animations based on the viewer's gaze. Furthermore, it is presented as an interactive virtual reality (VR) experience. The paper describes the entire technical pipeline, including the system framework, optimization strategies, gaze-based interaction, and multimodal deployment in an art festival. Furthermore, analysis of visitor feedback collected at the exhibition reveals a range of responses, including empathy, ambivalence, and critical reflection.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Presenting an innovative approach that leverages artificial intelligence to connect classical art with contemporary issues.
Fusing real-time interaction and VR technology to provide an immersive art experience.
Implement dynamic interaction where the work changes based on the viewer's gaze.
Analysis of audience feedback shows that works of art can evoke a variety of emotions and thoughts.
Limitations:
Potential visual quality issues due to limitations of the Stable Diffusion model.
Technical constraints related to optimizing real-time rendering.
Limited accessibility in certain VR environments.
The need for further quantitative analysis of audience response.
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