Photographic Conviviality: A Synchronic and Symbiotic Photographic Experience through a Body Paint Workshop
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| author | Ozawa, Chinatsu Minagawa, Tatsuya Ochiai, Yoichi |
| author_facet | Ozawa, Chinatsu Minagawa, Tatsuya Ochiai, Yoichi |
| contents | This study explores "Photo Tattooing," merging photography and body ornamentation, and introduces the concept of "Photographic Conviviality." Using our instant camera that prints images onto mesh screens for immediate body art, we examine how this integration affects personal expression and challenges traditional photography. Workshops revealed that this fusion redefines photography's role, fostering intimacy and shared experiences, and opens new avenues for self-expression by transforming static images into dynamic, corporeal experiences. |
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| spellingShingle | Photographic Conviviality: A Synchronic and Symbiotic Photographic Experience through a Body Paint Workshop Ozawa, Chinatsu Minagawa, Tatsuya Ochiai, Yoichi Human-Computer Interaction This study explores "Photo Tattooing," merging photography and body ornamentation, and introduces the concept of "Photographic Conviviality." Using our instant camera that prints images onto mesh screens for immediate body art, we examine how this integration affects personal expression and challenges traditional photography. Workshops revealed that this fusion redefines photography's role, fostering intimacy and shared experiences, and opens new avenues for self-expression by transforming static images into dynamic, corporeal experiences. |
| title | Photographic Conviviality: A Synchronic and Symbiotic Photographic Experience through a Body Paint Workshop |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.25968 |