Guo Chen

About

Dr Guo Chen holds a dual background in design and socio-cultural studies, with research focusing on the interdisciplinary integration of design thinking, religious colour culture, and tourism. His work emphasises contemporary expressions and sustainable transmission of cultural heritage. With 13 years of experience in design research, he excels at fostering socially meaningful creative ideas through cross-cultural exchange and innovative practice. In 2020, he participated in the globally renowned [ME310] SUGAR program led by Stanford University. He collaborated with Melbourne Design Factory in Australia and several international design labs to develop cutting-edge solutions for global sustainability challenges. He is adept at integrating design thinking with diverse fields, breaking traditional boundaries to offer fresh design perspectives. Currently, Dr. Chen is exploring how virtual reality technology can be applied to Chinese cultural heritage projects, aiming to leverage digital innovation to better preserve and revitalise valuable traditions in contemporary society.

Publications

Application of computer image processing technology in old artistic design restoration

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Heliyon

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Application of computer image processing technology in old artistic design restoration

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Heliyon

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Guo Chen