Cultural and Communication Design Research
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This study explores various possibilities for the design transformation and innovative application of Ansai paper-cutting patterns by applying AI technology to extract and derive the semiotic elements of its craftsmanship, patterns, and colors.
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Purpose To analyze the pattern characteristics of Ansai paper-cutting through Derrida's structuralist analysis, providing more insights and references for the interpretation and research of Ansai paper-cutting patterns from a semiotic perspective. From the perspective of Derrida's deconstruction, critically analyze the binary opposition structure in Ansai Paper Cuttings. Using Derrida's structuralist concepts such as binary opposition, structural recombination, and linguistics, the study interprets the deeper relationships within the patterns of Ansai paper-cutting. Modern design techniques are employed, and AI technology is used to input the required text content, converting it into the designated AI software. Innovations and breakthroughs are made in pattern generation, style transfer, and structural recombination, with cultural and creative products serving as the medium for design transformation. Conclusion The patterns of Ansai paper-cutting exhibit distinct artistic features, regional characteristics, and unique aesthetics. By applying AI technology to extract and derive the semiotic elements of its craftsmanship, patterns, and colors, this study explores various possibilities for the design transformation and innovative application of Ansai paper-cutting patterns. This not only revitalizes intangible cultural heritage by integrating modern technology but also aids in the inheritance and development of Ansai paper-cutting patterns.
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@article{Fan2026Research,
title = {Research on the Regeneration Design of Intangible Cultural Heritage Pattern and Cultural Symbols Enabled by AI—Generation and Innovative Application of Paper Cutting in Ansai as an Example},
author = {Yimeng Fan},
journal = {Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.54254/2753-7048/2025.cb34260},
url = {https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/2025.cb34260}
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