Utilizing Artificial Intelligence Algorithms in Visual Formation Book Covers as a Model

Abstract

This study aims to explore the potential of employing artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to transform visions and dreams into visual formations that reflect their psychological and aesthetic dimensions. The research included a practical experiment titled "Dreams and More," during which the researcher collected descriptions of visions and dreams from 140 individuals of various ages and nationalities through a questionnaire specifically designed for this purpose. AI algorithms were utilized to convert these dreams into graphic artworks.

The resulting works were analyzed based on the principles and foundations of interpreting visions and dreams and were exhibited in an art gallery. The exhibition sought to highlight the relationship between dreams and visual perceptions, as well as the ability of AI to produce creative innovations that enrich visual arts. The resulting artworks were also employed in book cover designs, and audience responses to these works were evaluated by analyzing their aesthetic and interactive impressions of the exhibition.

The findings confirmed AI's ability to produce visual formations with profound meanings derived from dreams, opening new horizons for utilizing technology in visual arts. The study also revealed positive audience engagement with the resulting artworks, as these formations expressed the emotional experiences of dreams in innovative and unconventional ways.