On the Possibilities of Light Environment Art in Digital Scenes: From the Perspective of Metaverse Research

Cui, Zihan; Cao, Kaizhong; Xu, Hantian

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-06047-2_14

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“…Some attempts have emerged about digital cultural performing arts based on metaverses, such as metaverse music festivals and metaverse fashion weeks [36]. This form can be an effective supplement to digital tourism.…”

Section: Digital Cultural Performing Artsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Metaverse in tourism service: Exploring digital tourism innovation

Chen

2024

Metaverse

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<p>This study explores the integration and challenges of metaverse technology in tourism, analyzing perspectives from the industry, travelers, and management. It underscores the digital transformation accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, technological advances, and Generation Z influences. The research identifies key applications of metaverse technology, such as digital eco-tours, museums, cultural performances, and souvenirs, which redefine the traditional tourism model. It also examines the unique experiences provided to tourists by the metaverse at various stages of travel—before, during, and after trips—and evaluates the implications for customer perception and behavior. From a management viewpoint, the study highlights the necessity for thorough assessments of metaverse implementations in customer relations, marketing, and organizational strategies to fully gauge its impact. The discussion section addresses the long-term effects on traditional tourism practices and destinations and articulates how these technologies transform customer engagement and operational paradigms. This research provides a comprehensive overview of how metaverse technology reshapes the tourism landscape, offering insights for future technological integration and strategic development.</p>

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Section: Digital Cultural Performing Artsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Resource consumption. Research has shown that supporting digital technology infrastructure and the subsequent accumulation of a carbon footprint requires significant amounts of energy [59]. As the application of virtual intelligence in the travel industry grows, data needs will enhance.…”

Section: Digital Governancementioning

confidence: 99%

Metaverse in tourism service: Exploring digital tourism innovation

Chen

2024

Metaverse

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“…In this context, immersive experiential services have become a new craze that is growing rapidly around the world [3]. Immersive light and shadow space combines and matches light and shadow and space, which can present the audience with a multisensory experience and lead to a more novel consumption experience [4]. Then, in the development of rural tourism, helping people to experience more new feelings and introducing the rural landscape, village culture and other experiences into the rural lodging space have also become key in the development of rural tourism.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Study of the Emotional Impact of Interior Lighting Color in Rural Bed and Breakfast Space Design

Wei,

Zhang,

Wang

et al. 2023

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In architectural spaces, the ambiance created by lighting plays a significant role in influencing people’s emotions, often relying on the use of color and light. However, previous research has primarily focused on urban architectural spaces, with relatively less attention given to rural environments, especially the interior spaces of rural accommodation. The objective of this study is to investigate the impact of colored lighting within rural accommodation interiors on people’s emotions and visual perceptions. Additionally, the study aims to establish an emotional dimension model to map the experimental results onto eight basic emotions, utilizing the PAD model for quantitative analysis. To achieve this goal, the researchers recruited 90 participants and divided them into six groups, each experiencing different combinations of indoor lighting scenes with varying colors. Participants evaluated their emotions and visual perceptions. The study results indicate that the combination of cool and warm white light with colored light significantly influences the arousal level of participants but has a relatively lower impact on pleasure levels, dominance and relaxation levels. In comparing the emotions experienced after exposure to cool and warm white light followed by colored light, warm white light elicited more positive emotions. Furthermore, colored light following cool white light diminished the sense of warmth in light, while yellow–blue light enhanced visual comfort and blue–red light increased attraction. Overall, the effect of colored lighting in rural accommodation interior spaces on improving negative emotions was relatively weak. Conversely, the combination of warm white light with blue–yellow or green–yellow light had a more significant effect on enhancing visual perceptions and reducing participants’ anxiety. This research provides valuable insights and references for designing the lighting ambiance in rural accommodation interiors and lighting design, with the potential to enhance the spatial experience of rural accommodations.

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