International journal of Asia digital art and design · 2013 · 10 citations · 0 references
ArtsCultural StudiesMedia ArtsDigital ArtNew Media ArtProjection MappingArchitectural Projection MappingDigital HeritageDigital MappingJapanese ArtProjection DesignVisual ArtsCultural Heritage Projection MappingDigital Projection MappingProjection-based Art
This research is about creating contents about the origin and history of Mojiko station using Projection Mapping one of the new digital media techniques, and designing video expression and evaluation in order to develop a new genre of Projection Mapping. We investigate the characteristics of recent various Projection Mapping creations expressed in each purpose and method, then we test Projection Mapping through experimentation and propose the process of using cultural property as a material for contents and a way to develop contents using cultural property and validate the outcome. In order to perfect the techniques based on this research we think it is important to clarify how to develop the contents of Projection Mapping and techniques by testing them and experimenting under various conditions.