Creating emotional communication with interactive artwork

M. Iacobini, T. Gonsalves, N. Bianchi-Berthouze, C. Frith
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This pilot study contributes to the building of an art installation that aims to build an emotional communication loop with the audience. It will do so by reacting to or mimicking the audience's changes in emotional expressions according to emotional contagion dynamics. The study aims to inform the project by gaining a better understanding of emotional contagion patterns and the factors that may affect how people emotionally engage in this art context. The analysis of our early experiments shows reflex mechanisms of facial expression mimicry and counter-mimicry that follow patterns similar to those reported in the psychology literature. In fact, automatic mimicry and counter-mimicry correlated to some extent to whether or not the audience felt to be interacting with a real person. Furthermore, the results indicate that individual differences play a role in the way people can emotionally engage with this type of artwork. However, irrespective of these differences, the interaction led the audience to introspect and reflect about emotions.
用互动艺术品创造情感交流
这一初步研究有助于建立一个旨在与观众建立情感交流循环的艺术装置。它会根据情绪传染动力学对观众的情绪表达变化作出反应或模仿。这项研究的目的是通过更好地了解情绪传染模式和可能影响人们在这种艺术环境中情绪参与的因素,为该项目提供信息。我们对早期实验的分析表明,面部表情模仿和反模仿的反射机制与心理学文献中报道的模式相似。事实上,自动模仿和反模仿在一定程度上与观众是否感觉与真人互动有关。此外,研究结果表明,个体差异在人们情感上参与这类艺术品的方式中发挥了作用。然而,抛开这些差异不谈,这种互动引导了观众对情感的反省和反思。
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