The Research of Self-learning Method Using Video Recording on Fundamental Practicums

Kim, Soon Hee; Jee, Young-Ju

doi:10.14257/ajmahs.2015.08.15

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“…Accordingly, research related to the ICH safeguarding has recently become a major topic of cultural heritage research internationally (Jing, Tan, & Zhang, 2021), and various technologies such as 3D modeling, motion capture, 3D visualization, VR, and AR have been used in related studies. Furthermore, there have been various attempts to safeguard heritage and add new value, such as building an Internet public database using digitized ICH, experiencing museum AR, and developing a platform that promotes ICH-based creative activities (Hou, Kenderdine, Picca, Egloff, & Adamou, 2021;Pistola, et al, 2021;Kim, Im, Lee, & Choi, 2019;Xue, Li, & Meng, 2019;Kim, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In other words, if there is a problem with the personal safety of the bearers, the original form may be damaged or, in severe cases, may not be able to pass down. Therefore, in the transmission of ICH, it is necessary to break away with traditional methods, and seek new ways that can assist or replace them (Kim, 2018). In this respect, the rapid development of 3D technology has become a great turning point in the safeguarding of cultural heritage.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Media art creation process using digitized archetype of Korean traditional dance movement

Kim,

Yoon

2023

Connectivity and Creativity in Times of Conflict

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Cultural heritage is a product of history and culture that contains traces and memories of humanity. Therefore, various kinds of effort are needed to care and spread its value. However, young people's interest in cultural heritage remains shallow due to the strong perception or bias that it cannot be reconciled with modern culture. Intangible cultural properties are thus held and passed down by a relatively small population, which often carries the risk of losing or damaging its original form. Thus, establishing measures to pass down intangible cultural heritage (ICH) is a crucial challenge. In addition to the safeguarding of ICH, there is also a need to increase the younger generation's interest in traditional Korean cultural heritage and encourage them to participate in various activities in order to slowly expose them to the various dimensions of cultural heritage.The purpose of this study is to propose and demonstrate a new media art creation process through the case of the 'Dongnae Crane Dance', one of the most prominent aspects within the local cultural heritage of Busan. This study was conducted in using the following process: 1) The archetype data of the 'Dongnae Crane Dance' was extracted using motion recognition technology to recognize the dancer's body movements.2) The displacement difference (difference in the changing position) of the 3D data was calculated, and the trajectory distance of the motion was derived from the accumulative data calculated above. 3) Based on the data acquired, this study proposes a media art creation process applying various practical contents, focusing on the detailed elements included in digitalized archetype data.Through this process, this study aims to enhance the interest of young people in ICH and contributes to the cultural transmission and safeguarding of its original form. Furthermore, it is expected that the creative activity of modern artworks based on archetype data, not on reinterpretation from the artist's point of view, can provide an opportunity to recognize and convey the value of Korean cultural heritage once again and to have this cultural heritage further disseminate throughout the world.

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Section: Related Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%