"Can not touch" is an interactive mixed-material projection work generated under the combined effect of human touch and machine vision. The material blocks that cannot be confirmed by humans in the dark are recognized by AI, and these materials are then generated by AI to associate traditional Chinese ink painting of Jiangnan. This work allows participants to connect human tactile perception by touching the surface textures of different materials, and then combine machine vision to identify the material and generate a piece of traditional Chinese Jiangnan ink painting imagined in the AI"mind" through the keywords of the material. Finally, it is projected on the surface of this material, making people feel like they are in the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan in China, which is intertwined with virtual and reality depicted by AI. This work attempts to draw people's attention to AI tactile perception. When AI gradually replaces human visual and auditory sensory recognition, what will happen to tactile perception? Or maybe, humans are just artificial intelligences of artificial intelligence.

Chinese, Born in 1994, Graduated from Zhongnan University of Economics and Economics, and currently studying at Chung-Ang University, South Korea, majoring in Image Engineering-Technology Art. Researcher at the FMA (Future Media Art) laboratory of Chung-Ang University. The main research directions are Media Art, VR, CG modeling, Interaction.
2020,Art work "HEALING 2077" was included in the ACM SIGGRAPH Asia 2020 Art gallery;
2017, VR work Can you escape? Won the best work award at the Cutting-edge video festival of Chung-Ang University;
2022, the paper "User Experience of material differences in projection mapping" was accepted by the Chinagraph 2022 conference;
2022, Art work "MOOD" was selected for KOCON 2022 International Digital Design Invitation Exhibition.