Traditional calligraphy has long been a cornerstone of artistic expression, deeply rooted in cultural and historical narratives. With advancements in digital media, this art form is undergoing a transformation, merging with contemporary technologies to create immersive visual experiences. This paper explores the integration of calligraphy into digital painting, enhanced by 3D light technology, to generate dynamic, interactive artworks that transcend traditional boundaries. By utilizing 3D projection mapping and augmented reality (AR), calligraphic strokes can be animated and illuminated, offering audiences a new sensory engagement with art. Light, as an artistic medium, enhances the depth, movement, and emotional resonance of calligraphy, allowing for a more immersive experience. Additionally, this study examines the role of technology in preserving cultural heritage while fostering innovative artistic expression. Through a series of experimental artworks and case studies, this research investigates how digital calligraphy and interactive lighting can reshape audience perception, challenge static visual art conventions, and contribute to contemporary aesthetic discourse. The study also addresses the philosophical implications of blending traditional artistry with modern technology, questioning the evolving role of human creativity in an AI-driven world. This interdisciplinary exploration sits at the intersection of visual arts, digital media, aesthetics, and cultural heritage, contributing to ongoing discussions about the fusion of tradition and technology in modern artistic practices.

Authors:
Iman Elhusseini, Emirates School Esablishment, United Arab Emirates

About the Presenter(s)
Iman Elhusseini, Chemistry Educator at Emirates School Establishment, specializes in STEAM education and curriculum innovation. Her current project explores integrating chemistry, art, and AI to enhance interdisciplinary learning.

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