Digital Public System of Urban Art: Navigating Human-Computer Interaction in Artistic Design for Innovative Urban Expressions

Abstract

The convergence of digital technology and urban art has given rise to novel urban art digitalization systems. This paper investigates the relationship between Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and creative design, particularly in the age of 3D printing, Virtual Reality (VR), and digital art. We highlight the transformative potential of these technologies using examples that include interactive public installations and VR art exhibitions, thereby providing empirical evidence to ground our discussion of the evolving paradigms of technology and public art mutual constitution. We also contribute prescriptive guidance for bringing digital art into cities. We hope to offer a full guide to understanding how digital innovation could catalyze the growth and evolution of the wealth of cultural assets that characterize cities.

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