PERCREART
Where Pervasive and Mobile Computing meets Creative Arts
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1-day workshop on exploring the intersection of PERvasive Computing with cREative ARTs.
1-day workshop on exploring the intersection of PERvasive Computing with cREative ARTs.
This workshop will provide a multidisciplinary forum for computer scientists, interactive media artists, musicians, and designers to share insights, methodologies, and prototypes that transform environmental and behavioral data into aesthetic experiences.
This workshop will provide a multidisciplinary forum for computer scientists, interactive media artists, musicians, and designers to share insights, methodologies, and prototypes that transform environmental and behavioral data into aesthetic experiences.
The goal of this event is to provide a launchpad for bold and visionary ideas for pervasive and mobile art systems.
The goal of this event is to provide a launchpad for bold and visionary ideas for pervasive and mobile art systems.
Organizing Committee
Organizing Committee
Prateek Prasanna
Prateek Prasanna
Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedical Informatics, Stonybrook University
Seema Krishnakumar
Seema Krishnakumar
Assistant Professor, Department of Design, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad
We welcome submissions (papers, abstracts, and interactive poster and demos) spanning areas, not limitted to:
Sensor Fusion as an Artistic Medium: Translating complex data sets (e.g., physiological sensors, spatial/environmental mapping) into generative art and sonification.
Mobile and Robotic Systems in Performance: Utilizing autonomous systems, drones, or mobile robotics as interactive elements in live performances or theater.
Collaborative AI and Human Creativity: Frameworks for co-creation where pervasive AI systems respond to and augment human artistic intent.
Wearable Interfaces for Expression: Smart garments and on-body sensing used for real-time creative feedback and audience interaction.
Experiential and Immersive Environments: Utilizing embedded environmental sensors to create adaptive installations that react to crowd dynamics or natural elements.
Page Limits (with reference and appendix):
Papers (6 pages )
Abstracts (1 page)
Poster & Demo papers (1 page)
Important Dates
Paper Submission November 17, 2026
Author Notification January 8, 2027
Camera-Ready Submission February 2, 2027
Workshop Date March 2027 (exact date TBD)
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