On the Aesthetics of Silk Materials Based on Cognitive Neuroscience
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This study explores the nature of people’s aesthetic preferences for silk materials with cognitive neuroscience as a guide. Based on prior research, the paper summarizes the history, culture, and modern applications of silk, explores the neural structure of the brain’s associative mechanism for silk materials, and organizes the brain’s visual and tactile preferences for silk materials. An experiment on “perceptual preference of textile materials” was designed, and the results indicate a general preference for smooth and soft silk materials, which is consistent with previous theoretical findings. This paper provides a scientific perspective on the aesthetic phenomenon triggered by silk materials, and offers a reference for future aesthetic appreciation and application of glossy materials.
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This study explores the nature of people’s aesthetic preferences for silk materials with cognitive neuroscience as a guide. Based on prior research, the paper summarizes the history, culture, and modern applications of silk, explores the neural structure of the brain’s associative mechanism for silk materials, and organizes the brain’s visual and tactile preferences for silk materials. An experiment on “perceptual preference of textile materials” was designed, and the results indicate a general preference for smooth and soft silk materials, which is consistent with previous theoretical findings. This paper provides a scientific perspective on the aesthetic phenomenon triggered by silk materials, and offers a reference for future aesthetic appreciation and application of glossy materials.
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