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This study explores Hakka paper-cut art, integrating computer graphics to create a visualization system for Gannan Hakka paper-cuts. The system aids in designing modern native product packaging, preserving cultural heritage.

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Area of Science:

Computer Graphics
Digital Art
Cultural Heritage Preservation

Background:

Computer graphics and image processing are integral to daily life and industry.
Hakka paper-cut art, particularly from Gannan, possesses unique local characteristics and cultural significance.
Traditional art forms can benefit from digital integration for preservation and application.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the history, characteristics, and cultural context of Hakka paper-cut art.
To design a computer graphics-based visualization system for Gannan Hakka paper-cut works.
To propose solutions for integrating Hakka paper-cut art into modern native product packaging design.

Main Methods:

Comprehensive analysis of Hakka paper-cut art's history, aesthetics, and symbolism.
Development of a visualization system using computer graphics techniques.
Application-based research on integrating digital art into product packaging.

Main Results:

A detailed understanding of Gannan Hakka paper-cut art's elements and cultural meaning.
A functional visualization system for Hakka paper-cut artworks.
A framework for applying traditional art in contemporary product packaging design.

Conclusions:

Computer graphics can effectively visualize and preserve traditional art forms like Hakka paper-cuts.
The developed system offers practical applications for cultural heritage and product design.
This research provides a reference for modern native product packaging design theory and practice.