Interactive Installation for Generating Images based on Nervous Conditions

Student: Sushilina Anastasiya

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Educational Programme: Design (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2019

Visual research is structured as a book and based on paintings of artists with mental illnesses. This research has been directed to study the difference between visualization of the most frequent mental instabilities and identifying common points between artworks of artists suffered from the same disease. By visualization colors, figures, forms and even characters are meant.

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