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| Background In the process of artistic creation, initial inspiration is considered an important starting point for creative thinking and the creation of original works. However, the occurrence of inspiration is unpredictable and sometimes depends greatly on external stimuli or environmental factors. In this context, the development of robot technology is opening up new possibilities in the process of artistic creation, and in particular, it is noteworthy that the autonomous movement of robots can contribute to stimulating the creative inspiration of artists. This study aims to explore the possibility that the autonomous movement of robots can promote inspiration in the early stages of artistic creation.
Methods This study aims to propose a theoretical study on how autonomous robot movements can promote inspiration in the early inspiration stage of artistic creation. It was first reviewed previous studies on the artistic creation process and early inspiration, and examined the effects of autonomous robot movements and human-robot interaction on creative thinking. In addition, it was analyzed cases in which autonomous robot movements were integrated into the artistic creation process, derived the basic elements of a framework for supporting robot artistic creation, and presented specific scenarios.
Result This study explained that the autonomous movement of the robot can provide artists with new visual and emotional stimuli and induce creative thinking. The nonlinear and unpredictable movement of the robot acts as an important stimulus that can promote creative inspiration by forcing artists to try new connections outside of their existing thought paths. This stimulation is particularly effective in the early stages of the artistic creation process and plays an important role in helping artists achieve their creative goals.
Conclusion This study suggested the theoretical possibility that autonomous robot movements can play an important role in the early inspiration stage of artistic creation. This study explores the potential of robots as tools to support artistic creation and proposes directions for the further development in this role. |
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| 로봇 자율성, 예술 창작, 초기 영감, Robot autonomy, art creation, early inspiration |
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