CVPR 2026 Workshop — Denver, Colorado
Abstraction
Heritage
Narrative
The 3rd AI for Visual Arts workshop at CVPR 2026 explores how computer vision perceives, interprets, and models abstraction across artistic and cultural imagery—paintings, comics, sculptures, and installations that challenge assumptions of conventional models.
These stylized domains expose weaknesses in robustness, generalization, and interpretability, providing a principled framework for evaluating perception beyond realism. Can models "see" abstraction like humans, recognizing the dog-ness in a Picasso or inferring motion from comic lines?
Advance understanding of robust segmentation, saliency, and depth estimation under stylization and abstraction. Evaluate how vision models interpret abstraction and generalize beyond photorealistic imagery.
Benchmark and discuss authenticity, watermark resilience, and provenance in AI-assisted artistic processes. Examine how vision systems can detect, trace, and validate transformations in creative content.
Bridge creative and analytical domains—connecting artists, computer vision scientists, and curators to define trustworthy, human-aligned AI tools for creative and heritage contexts.
Monday, 11:59 PM AoE
Monday, 11:59 PM AoE
Monday — for accepted full papers only
Friday — final papers and forms
Monday, 11:59 PM AoE
Thursday, 11:59 PM AoE — no camera-ready required
AI4VA @ CVPR 2026, Denver
Novel, previously unpublished research. Accepted papers appear in the official CVPR 2026 Workshop Proceedings.
New, previously, or concurrently published research or work-in-progress. Will not appear in proceedings.
All posters: portrait orientation, max 90 × 180 cm. All accepted papers present a poster. Selected oral spotlight presenters: 7 min talk + Q&A, plus poster presentation.
Media Artist
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University of Bath, UK
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