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SIGGRAPH Asia 2019: Art Papers & Presentations

SIGGRAPH 2019: Art Papers

“Transdisciplinarity, Yesterday and Today” by Brandão

“Towards Computer Game Studies” by Eskelinen

“Toward Autonomous Reality Communities: A Future For Computer Graphics” by Youngblood

“Touching Space: Using Motion Capture and Stereo Projection to Create a “Virtual Haptics” of Dance” by Vincs and McCormick

“Topics on Bible Visualization: Content, Structure, Citation” by Kim and Park

“Topics on Aesthetic Data Visualization: Viewpoints, Interpretation, and Alternative Senses” by Park

“The Unknown Person” by Wong

““Rebooting Memories”: Creating “Flow” and Inheriting Memories from Colorized Photographs” by Niwata and Watanave

“Yturralde: Impossible Figure Generator” by Garcia Bravo and Garcia

“”The Woods”: A Mixed Reality Two-Player Cooperative Game” by Swearingen, Swearingen, Halac, Ammannagari and Hall

“Spinning the Conductive Threads of an Indigenous Tradition. Toward a Continuity Between the Traditional Andean Fabric and the New Electronic Technologies” by Montero and De Berduccy

“Reversal, Disconnect, and Proposition: Noise and Data Politics in the work of Julian Oliver and Trevor Paglen” by Day

“ReMember: Using Biosignals to Recall Memories of Companion Animals” by Yi, Bae, Baek, Jung, Hur, et al. …

“Ming Shan Digital Experience: Immersive Technology for Traditional Taoist Meditation” by Henchoz, Charvolin, Ribes, Défayes, Duchêne, et al. …

“Mimicry: Genetic-Algorithm-Based Real-Time System of Virtual Insects in a Living Environment – A New and Altered Nature” by Wu and Huang

“Making Up 3D Bodies: Artistic and Serendipitous Modeling of Digital Human Figures” by Niehaus and Fiebrink

“Jan van Eyck’s Perspectival System Elucidated Through Computer Vision” by Simon

“Instruments of Vision: Eye Tracking and Robotics as an Embodied Interface” by Bugdayci, Dautel, Wuss and Glynn

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