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Art’s Hidden Topology: A window into human perception

2024-10-18

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Generations of researchers have sought a link between features of an artistic image and the audience’s experience. However, a direct link between the properties of an image and the responses evoked has still not been established. Given the importance of shape to human perception and artistic creation, it can be assumed that one of the most important aspects of an artistic image is the use of different visual struc...

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Literature Corpus work: db634cb0-3b62-5f51-8e60-b08c75d8af69
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.16.618741

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