Submissions

Submission Tracks

Track 1: Technology and Creative Expression
This track focuses on the intersection of technology and creative processes in art and design. It explores how technologies can be utilised to enhance artistic expression, generate novel design concepts, and push the boundaries of creativity.

Track 2: Interactive Media and Immersive Experiences
This track delves into interactive media and immersive experiences that blend art, design, and technology. It covers topics such as interactive exhibitions, virtual and augmented reality experiences, and multisensory installations that engage participants in unique and transformative ways.

Track 3: Data Visualisation and Visual Communication
This track explores the role of data visualisation and visual communication in art and design. It examines innovative approaches to representing complex data sets, communicating narratives through visual storytelling, and leveraging technology to create impactful visual experiences.

Track 4: Designing for Sustainability, Social Impact, Culture and Education
This track focuses on the intersection of art, design, technology, sustainability, social impact & culture and education. It explores how design thinking, innovation, and technological advancements can be harnessed to address pressing social and environmental challenges, fostering positive change through creative solutions.

Track 5: Emerging Technologies and Future Trends
This track explores emerging technologies and future trends in art, design, and technology. It covers topics such as robotics, bio-art, generative design, wearable technology, and other cutting-edge advancements that shape the future of creativity and artistic expression.

Submission Types

Full Papers:
Original research papers (6-8 pages) presenting significant contributions to the field.

Full papers are expected to present original and significant research contributions related to the conference theme. They should provide a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the topic, supported by rigorous methodologies and substantial evidence. The expected length for full papers is between 6 to 8 pages.

Short Papers:
Work-in-progress papers, case studies, or preliminary research findings (4-6 pages).

Short papers provide an opportunity to present ongoing work, case studies, preliminary research findings, or innovative ideas related to the conference theme. They offer a concise overview of the research, highlighting key aspects within a limited space. The expected length for short papers is between 4 to 6 pages.

Paper Format

All submissions must be written in English.

Formatting:
Submissions should follow the conference paper template, which can be downloaded from the conference website. The template will provide guidelines for formatting, including font, margins, headings, and citation style. Please ensure that your paper adheres to the formatting guidelines provided in the template closely to ensure consistency and readability.

Anonymity:
To facilitate a double-blind review process, authors must ensure that their submissions do not include any information that may reveal their identities. Please remove author names, affiliations, and any other identifying information from the paper.

Originality:
Papers submitted to the conference must be original and should not have been previously published or currently under review elsewhere.

Review Process:
All submissions will undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process by an international panel of experts. The review criteria include relevance to the conference theme, originality, technical quality, clarity of presentation, and contribution to the field.

All papers must be written in English and follow the specified format (APA 7th) as outlined in the conference template.
Submissions should be in PDF format.