Shalini E
Biographic Data
| ID | 8968155 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shalini E |
| GIVEN NAMES | E |
| FAMILY NAME | Shalini |
| SIGNATURE | E S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Meenakshi Academy of Higher Education and Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
D Printing Innovations Reshaping Traditional Sculptural Methods in Contemporary Visual Culture
The whole process of sculpture has been transformed significantly with the invention of the 3D printing technology, and has re-evaluated the relation of art, material or digital innovation and provided more significance to the contemporary visual culture. The paper examines how additive manufacturing affects the traditional sculpture in that it presents new ways of creativity, precision and effectiveness in production. It begins with discussing t…
Artificial Intelligence-Generated Art and the Question of Authorship
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has quickly changed the artistic production by allowing machines to produce images, music, literature, and multimedia works that mimic the work of humans with regard to creativity. The latest developments of machine learning, especially deep neural networks, Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), and diffusion-based models, have increased what computational systems can do: creating complex artistic patterns based on …
Innovation in Art Education Through Adaptive and Digital Learning Platforms
The use of digital tools and adaptive learning systems has changed the modern art education greatly by making it flexible, personalized, and interactive. Conventional in person training is usually constrained in terms of accessibility, personal feedback and resources. Adaptive digital learning systems solve these issues by means of applying artificial intelligence and data analytics and interactive multimedia tools to customize learning material …
Big Data Visualization as an Emerging Artistic Medium in Contemporary Creative Research
The concept of big data visualization has become a revolutionary artistic form of expression that has fulfilled the void between computational analytics and artistic expression in the modern scientific studies. This paper examines the ways in which massive datasets (defined in terms of volume, velocity, variety, veracity and value) are transforming the art creative process as it allows the conversion of dense information into attractive visual st…
Automated Editing Tools for Media Students: A Comparative Study
Purpose: To assess automated editing tools applied in the media education on the basis of technical and pedagogical terms.Methodology: Four categories of automated editing tools were evaluated based on a multi-dimensional model based on the level of automation, usability, creative control, pedagogical compatibility, and workflow efficiency. A student case study based on tasks was added to quantitative scoring.Results: The results show that high a…
Data Analytics in Audience Engagement and Cultural Participation
The digital revolution in the cultural and creative industries is the factor, which has radically changed the way the audience communicated with the cultural content and organizations. Digital platforms are becoming a more and more significant instrument which cultural organizations utilize in order to connect with more people, become more participatory, such as websites, social media, mobile applications, cultural archives on the Internet. It ha…
Blockchain and Ai in Art Provenance Tracking
The increased digitization of the art market around the world has contributed to an enhanced demand to have dependable, transparent and tamper-proof provenance tracking systems. The conventional provenance records, which are usually sporadic, are handled by humans and institution-specific, are susceptible to forgery, loss of data, and deliberate alteration. The solution to these issues in art provenance tracking is the proposed framework in this …
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D Printing Innovations Reshaping Traditional Sculptural Methods in Contemporary Visual Culture
The whole process of sculpture has been transformed significantly with the invention of the 3D printing technology, and has re-evaluated the relation of art, material or digital innovation and provided more significance to the contemporary visual culture. The paper examines how additive manufacturing affects the traditional sculpture in that it presents new ways of creativity, precision and effectiveness in production. It begins with discussing t…
Artificial Intelligence-Generated Art and the Question of Authorship
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has quickly changed the artistic production by allowing machines to produce images, music, literature, and multimedia works that mimic the work of humans with regard to creativity. The latest developments of machine learning, especially deep neural networks, Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), and diffusion-based models, have increased what computational systems can do: creating complex artistic patterns based on …
Innovation in Art Education Through Adaptive and Digital Learning Platforms
The use of digital tools and adaptive learning systems has changed the modern art education greatly by making it flexible, personalized, and interactive. Conventional in person training is usually constrained in terms of accessibility, personal feedback and resources. Adaptive digital learning systems solve these issues by means of applying artificial intelligence and data analytics and interactive multimedia tools to customize learning material …
Big Data Visualization as an Emerging Artistic Medium in Contemporary Creative Research
The concept of big data visualization has become a revolutionary artistic form of expression that has fulfilled the void between computational analytics and artistic expression in the modern scientific studies. This paper examines the ways in which massive datasets (defined in terms of volume, velocity, variety, veracity and value) are transforming the art creative process as it allows the conversion of dense information into attractive visual st…
Automated Editing Tools for Media Students: A Comparative Study
Purpose: To assess automated editing tools applied in the media education on the basis of technical and pedagogical terms.Methodology: Four categories of automated editing tools were evaluated based on a multi-dimensional model based on the level of automation, usability, creative control, pedagogical compatibility, and workflow efficiency. A student case study based on tasks was added to quantitative scoring.Results: The results show that high a…
Data Analytics in Audience Engagement and Cultural Participation
The digital revolution in the cultural and creative industries is the factor, which has radically changed the way the audience communicated with the cultural content and organizations. Digital platforms are becoming a more and more significant instrument which cultural organizations utilize in order to connect with more people, become more participatory, such as websites, social media, mobile applications, cultural archives on the Internet. It ha…
Blockchain and Ai in Art Provenance Tracking
The increased digitization of the art market around the world has contributed to an enhanced demand to have dependable, transparent and tamper-proof provenance tracking systems. The conventional provenance records, which are usually sporadic, are handled by humans and institution-specific, are susceptible to forgery, loss of data, and deliberate alteration. The solution to these issues in art provenance tracking is the proposed framework in this …
Art, Technology, and Culture (3 works) · Aesthetic Perception and Analysis (2 works) · Big data (2 works) · Creativity (2 works) · Cultural Analytics (2 works) · Data visualization (2 works) · Exhibition (2 works) · Music Technology and Sound Studies (2 works) · Visual analytics (2 works) · 3D printing (1 works)