Painting as Methodology: MeeNa Park’s Paintings and Drawings(1996~2020)

Creating Abstract Digital Paintings with Painting Camera Technique

We present a simple and intuitive rendering technique to create abstract paintings. This technique allows the users to render a given animated scene with multiple cameras, using a method inspired by concepts used by cubist and futurist abstract painters. In our method, the number of cameras is unlimited and the camera parameters are continuous functions. We define the camera parameters as param...

Brain Painting: Action Paintings based on BCI-Input

We introduce roboPix, a robot, which is able to paint action paintings from a user’s thoughts using a Brain-Computer-Interface (BCI). The BCI provides signals, which encompass the user’s recognized thoughts and the user’s level of excitement. These signals command the movement of the robot’s arm, which spreads the paint on the canvas. Our system combines explicit and implicit signals to persona...

Neha Meena

Painting as policy.

Ours is, at its heart, a profession of service predicated on mutual trust. All too often policies aimed at resolving a particular problem in health care are inadequate not because they fail at what they were intended to do, but rather because of the unintended consequences, both direct and indirect, that are inevitable in complex systems where competing interests preclude unity of purpose. Ulti...

Dynamic Laser Speckle Technique Sensing Long- Term Changes Caused by Painting Treatments in Restauration of Paintings

Dynamic laser speckle is applied as a reliable sensor of activity in all sort of material. 1 Traditional applications are based on a time rate that is usually higher than 10 frames-per-second 2 (FPS). Even in drying processes, where there is a high activity in the first moments after the painting 3 and a slow activity after some minutes or hours, the process is based on the acquisition of image...