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I worked in a team that researched how computor vision might intersect with art and aesthetics. We worked with eye trackers to see if artists look at images any
by Daub 6y ago
I worked in a team that researched how computor vision might intersect with art and aesthetics. We worked with eye trackers to see if artists look at images any differently to non-artists. The difference was in the way that artists attention would frequently be caught by incidental background items (highlights, corners, features of varying kind). Non-artists would dwell on the immediate content... in the case of people, mostly faces.
I’m thinking of ways that project can have application the this one. Perhaps to train people to look in different ways? Certainly it has the potential to open up the process of drawing to matriculation.
As an artist, I’m itching to have a go at it.