(The Eurographics Association, 2015) Gieseke, Lena; Klingel, Sven; Fuchs, Martin; Paul L. Rosin
Art aspires to surprise an observer and to offer a different perspective. Changing one's perspective enables a deeper understanding of the examined subject and gives insights that are invisible in the original. We propose a method to automatically deconstruct an image into visually coherent constituents and to rearrange those pieces in a surprising, aesthetically pleasing, and potentially informative fashion. Our pipeline is flexible and users can create their individual desired artistic expressions. We show with a survey that the visual appeal of the results vary in regard to the chosen parameter combinations. Lastly, we showcase a variety of examples that explore the design space and hope to show that a reconfiguration in itself presents a new piece of art.