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Research on Art Design
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A Practical Study on Integrating the Aesthetics of Ming Dynasty Vase Arrangements into Aesthetic Education in Primary and Secondary Schools
Ming Dynasty lifestyle aesthetics, with the art of flower arrangement as its central medium, developed core characteristics of “the coexistence of the refined and the popular, the unity of beauty and utility, and emulation of natu... More >>
Platformed Inheritance: Digital Re-mediation, Intangible Cultural Heritage, and Innovative Artistic Expression in China
This article examines how Chinese intangible cultural heritage is re-mediated through digital archives, immersive museum interfaces, and short-video platforms, and how such re-mediation changes the relation between artistic inheri... More >>
Artificial Intelligence Generated Content in Visual Design: Technologies, Applications, Challenges, and Future Directions
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Mengxue Li¹, Siyuan Liu², Junhua Zhou³ /
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2026,2(1): 22-32 / 2026-04-22
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AIGC, which stands for artificial intelligence-generated content, has become a significant driver of modern visual aesthetics. Beyond image synthesis, it transforms how artists conceptualize, envision, restructure, and manage thei... More >>
Ethnic Cultural Integration Viewed from the Tea Packaging Design Along the “Ten-Thousand-Mile Tea Road”
The tea packaging along the “Ten-Thousand-Mile Tea Road” was not merely a physical container for the tea trade, but also a carrier for the integration of cultures across different nations and ethnic groups. From a design studies p... More >>
Spatial Morphological Characteristics of Traditional Tujia Settlements from an Environmental Adaptation Perspective — A Case Study of Pengjiazhai, Xuan’en County
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Mengju Xie¹*, Shuo Tian¹, Zhiyue Shao¹, Jingjie Yang² /
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2026,2(1): 1-13 / 2026-04-21
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Traditional Tujia settlements in the Wuling Mountain region have gradually developed spatial forms and organizational patterns featuring stilted architecture (Diaojiaolou) through long-term adaptation to complex mountainous terrai... More >>
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