| 摘要： | Virtual Reality (VR) painting, an emerging form of artistic expression under 5G
technology, showcases a broader range of expressive styles and dynamic visual effects
compared to traditional computer graphics. The creative process in VR painting enhances
spatial depth, exhibiting different spatial abilities and necessitating more physical movements, including hand controllers and foot movements in the virtual space. Furthermore,
VR painting in art therapy encourages users to engage in physical activities, contributing
to better emotional expression. This study involved digital-native users in VR painting,
using Meta Quest 2 to operate Open Brush for their creations. Through observational methods, we examined user operational behaviors and conducted semi-structured interviews
post-experiment to explore their painting performance and usage behaviors in the virtual
environment. The results of this study indicate that VR painting enhances the sense of space
and dynamic expression in creative work and improves users’ emotional and physical
engagement, providing new avenues for artistic expression. These findings contribute to
improving the usability and application value of VR paintings |
