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Video mapping technology's impact on interior exhibition and an application

2018
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Adnan Tepecik

Abstract (EN)

The constantly progressive nature of technology and its harmonious coherence with every field has made it a crucial factor that must be followed continuously in many different areas. Pop culture has created the need to own the best in many fields, which has led to the creation of a major market economy, and to the works to be carried out more rapidly and to production to be increased in a similar way. Thus, it is inevitable that innovations and different presentations are now necessary in the exhibition process. The rapid progress of technology has affected the concept of exhibition, as it did with many other fields and has brought a new dimension to it. For the concept of exhibition the sense organs are crucial, especially the most effective of them, based on visuals. The perceptual effects and changes pave the way for creating works that intrigue the audience and enables the use of animated graphics and presentations in today's display techniques. In this respect, it is aimed to establish a connection between the work and the audience through the changes that will be made on the perception of the viewer. This connection will be obtained by projecting onto objects which enables it to be carried further by adding an artistic expression to the idea of conventional display. This study discusses the impact of the technique video mapping, which is the result of merging real objects and virtual images through moving graphics and images, which is a 3D narrative form, on the concept of exhibition. Key words: Video mapping, mapping, motion graphics, video, graphic design, visual perception, display technologies.

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Hulusi Kıvanç Ayhan

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Hulusi Kıvanç Ayhan (Master Thesis). Video mapping technology's impact on interior exhibition and an application, 2018, Başkent University.

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