From Sustainable Materials to User-Centered Sustainability: Material Experience in Art Healing
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| author | Zhang, Yuxin Zhang, Fan Song, Zihao Zhao, Chao |
| author_facet | Zhang, Yuxin Zhang, Fan Song, Zihao Zhao, Chao |
| contents | This study develops sustainable materials using hydrogel as the matrix and explores the transition from sustainable materials to user-centered sustainability, with a particular focus on achieving art healing through material experience. The findings reveal that "Aesthetic" property exert the greatest influence on art healing in the context of multimodal material experiences involving visual, tactile, and smell, followed by "Intrinsic" property, whereas "Physical" property have a comparatively limited effect. Furthermore, the study proposes a material experience framework that enables designers to systematically and holistically understanding material characteristics. It highlights the importance of considering users' psychological perceptions and emotional needs in the material design process. |
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| spellingShingle | From Sustainable Materials to User-Centered Sustainability: Material Experience in Art Healing Zhang, Yuxin Zhang, Fan Song, Zihao Zhao, Chao Human-Computer Interaction Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science This study develops sustainable materials using hydrogel as the matrix and explores the transition from sustainable materials to user-centered sustainability, with a particular focus on achieving art healing through material experience. The findings reveal that "Aesthetic" property exert the greatest influence on art healing in the context of multimodal material experiences involving visual, tactile, and smell, followed by "Intrinsic" property, whereas "Physical" property have a comparatively limited effect. Furthermore, the study proposes a material experience framework that enables designers to systematically and holistically understanding material characteristics. It highlights the importance of considering users' psychological perceptions and emotional needs in the material design process. |
| title | From Sustainable Materials to User-Centered Sustainability: Material Experience in Art Healing |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.01377 |