AI-based Exploration of Art and Design

Reseachers: Steve DiPaola, Suk Choi, Meehae Song, Nouf Abukhodair, Vanessa Utz, Shannon Cuykendall

The Research: Computational and AI techniques, combined with our research in cognitive science based work in creativity, aesthetics, sensing, movement – heralds in new forms of art and design, including new exploration / ideation / creation / collaboration techniques.

Using our systems - users can journey through art and design ideation space.

Our system allows for moving through a space where all is logged and users can journey back and forth and on creative forks - where all parts of the journey are archived and mapped.

These techniques have been used by many artists including much work in video and large scale multimedia art including with dancers, and art activism. See work with: DANCE .. and .. Large Projection.

We often exhibit the work at major museums, galleries, conferences and at talks, interviews (TV News here), panels including discussing ethical implications. See News section for talks.

—— PAPERS: AI-based Exploration of Art and Design ——

Connective Tissue and Bacterial Echoes; Four Artists a River and an Artificial Agent

by Zinovieff F; Aceves Seplveda G; DiPaola S; Sun P – Journal – Vol 3. No 2
Ecocene; Cappadocia Journal of Environmental Humanities (2022)

Mitochondrial Crossings

by Sun P; Zinovieff F; Aceves Sep£lveda G; and DiPaola S – Journal – Special Issue on Hacking the Anthropocene. 5 pages
In Feral Feminisms 12 (2022)

VR-DesignSpace; A Creativity Support Environment Integrating Virtual Reality Technology into Collaborative Data-Informed Evaluation of Design Alternative

by Zarei M; DiPaola S – Conference – Computer and Information Science. vol 1420. (short paper). Springer
International Conference on Human Computer Interaction (HCII 21) (2021)

A Framework for Hybrid Multimodal Interactive Performances; Exploring the Virtual; Physical; and the Space in Between

by Cuykendall S; Sun P; Muntean R; DiPaola S – Conference – British Computer Society. pp. 159-166
Electronic Visualisation and the Arts (EVA) (2017)

Moving Collaborations; A Critical Inquiry into Designing Creative Interactive Systems for Choreography

by Carlson K; Schiphorst T; DiPaola S – Journal – Special Issue; Intelligent Technologies for Interactive Entertainment. Vol 16. No 6. 10 pages
EAI Journal of Creative Technologies (2016)

If Words Could Dance; Moving from Body to Data through Kinesthetic Evaluation

by Cuykendall S; Soutar-Rau E; Schiphorst T; DiPaola S – Conference – pp. 234-238
ACM Conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS) (2016)

Exploring Different Ways of Navigating Emotionally-responsive Artwork in Immersive Virtual Environments

by Song M; DiPaola S – Conference – British Computer Society. 8 pages. London
Electronic Visualisation and the Arts (EVA) (2015)

Collaborative Choreography; A Critical Inquiry into Designing Creative Interactive

by Carlson K; Schiphorst T; DiPaola S – Conference – (Springer Lecture Notes Book). V 136. pp. 46-56
Intelligent Technologies for Interactive Entertainment (2014)

Medium-Specific Properties of Urban Screens; Towards an Ontological Framework for Digital Public Displays

by Fortin C; DiPaola S; Hennessy K; Bizzocchi J; Neustaedter C – Conference – 10 pages
ACM Conference on Creativity and Cognition (2013)

Book Excerpt. pp. 133-136. 225-251. 368-369

by DiPaola S – Book – by Parke & Waters. 2nd Edition. AK Peters
Book; Computer Facial Animation (2008)

Computationally Rendered Painterly Portrait Spaces

by DiPaola S – Journal – Vol 4. No 9. pp. 1-8
Artciencia; Art & Science Journal (2008)