Artistic Creation from Scientific Visualization Using Attention Point Analysis
Akira Egawa, Susumu Shirayama · Journal of the Visualization Society of Japan · 2007
We consider a process to create the scientific art using visualized results of a compu-ter simulation regarded as materials of the art works. Artists' subjectivity (experience and knowledge) influences the process, which includes interactions between the artists and their expression. For example, in the case of the artists have much knowledge in the aspect of physics or mathematics, the resultant images often give a serious impression to audience. In this paper, we propose a new methodology for creating a new scientific art by means of applying attention point analysis to an image processing.