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| Title: | 人與恐懼之間的關係:互動藝術創作
The Relationship Between Human and Fear: Interactive Art Creation |
| Authors: | 林芷萱
Lin, Chih-Hsuan |
| Contributors: | 陳宜秀
廖峻鋒
Chen, Yi-Hsiu
Liao, Chun-Feng
林芷萱
Lin, Chih-Hsuan |
| Keywords: | 恐懼
系統減敏感法
互動藝術
情緒療癒
Fear
Systematic Desensitization
Interactive Art
Emotional Healing |
| Date: | 2025 |
| Issue Date: | 2025-08-04 15:50:35 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 本研究旨在探討如何透過互動藝術創作表現人類面對恐懼的歷程與探索恐懼情緒的本質，並結合心理治療中的系統減敏感法來設計體驗情境。恐懼作為一種基本的情緒反應，對個體的生理與心理均有深遠 影響，當恐懼帶來的壓力過高時，會對人類心理健康造成威脅，如導致焦慮症與恐懼症等心理疾病。針對恐懼症的常見治療方法，如系統減敏感法和暴露療法，強調讓患者逐步面對恐懼源，最終達到適應和治癒的目的。基於以上心理學理論，本研究將這些概念融入互動藝術 創作中，利用虛擬實境構建一系列以恐懼為主題的互動藝術作品，促進參與者的自我療癒。
創作計畫主要使用虛擬實境來呈現，以分層遞進的方式展示恐懼的不同階層，透過場景的多層次推進，模擬患者在系統減敏感法中逐步適應恐懼刺激的體驗。作品體驗中讓參與者自由掌控互動進展，強調掌握自我節奏與情緒管理的重要性。此外，以虛擬實境增強參與者的沉浸感，使其能在可控的環境中探索和調節恐懼反應，從而減輕焦慮與壓力。在本作品的體驗中參與者將以患者角色進入不同恐懼情境，透過自我觀察與互動回饋促進內在情緒的釋放與反思。本研究不僅希望幫助患有恐懼症的患者，亦期待引導大眾重新思考恐懼與人之間的關係，促使觀眾理解如何與恐懼和平共處。整體創作不僅是對於恐懼的探索，也是對人類心理障礙的深刻反思與藝術表達的實驗。
This study aims to explore how interactive art can express the human experience of confronting fear and investigate the nature of fear as an emotion. It integrates systematic desensitization, a psychological therapy method, to design experiential scenarios. Fear, as a fundamental emotional response, has profound physiological and psychological impacts. When fear induces excessive stress, it can pose a threat to mental health, potentially leading to psychological disorders such as anxiety and phobias. Common treatments for phobias, such as systematic desensitization and ex- posure therapy, emphasize gradually confronting fear-inducing stimuli to ultimately achieve adaptation and healing. Based on these psychological theories, this study incorporates these concepts into interactive art, using virtual reality to create a series of fear-themed interactive artworks aimed at facilitating self-healing for participants.
The creative project primarily employs virtual reality to present different layers of fear in a progressive manner. Through multi-layered scene progression, it sim- ulates the gradual adaptation to fear stimuli, mirroring the experience in systematic desensitization therapy. The interactive experience allows participants to control the progression at their own pace, emphasizing the importance of self-regulation and emotional management. Additionally, virtual reality enhances participants’ sense of immersion, enabling them to explore and modulate their fear responses within a controlled environment, thereby reducing anxiety and stress.
During the experience, participants assume the role of patients entering various fear-inducing scenarios. Through self-observation and interactive feedback, they are encouraged to release and reflect on their inner emotions. This study not only aims to assist individuals suffering from phobias but also seeks to inspire the general public to rethink the relationship between fear and human experience, encouraging viewers to understand how to coexist with fear. The overall creation is not only an exploration of fear but also a profound reflection on psychological disorders and an experimental expression through art. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
數位內容碩士學位學程
110462013 |
| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0110462013 |
| Data Type: | thesis |
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