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Harmonious Blend of Ecology and Aesthetics by Integrating Natural Elements With Art and Craft
Abstract
The rise of ecological aesthetics is based on the growing ecological crisis in reality, which shows its extremely important practical significance. In arts and crafts design, the use of natural elements can be reflected in many aspects. The purpose of this article is to explore the integration of natural elements and arts and crafts from the perspective of ecological aesthetics, and to enhance the uniqueness and aesthetic value of works by constructing a fusion model based on computer vision. Experimental results indicate that image enhancement leads to an improvement of approximately 15dB in the signal-to-noise ratio and 20dB in the peak signal-to-noise ratio for arts and crafts images, effectively mitigating noise. This model offers a fresh perspective for arts and crafts design and highlights the extensive potential of computer vision technology in this field. By deeply exploring the aesthetic value of natural elements and combining them with the design language of arts and crafts, more works with artistic appeal can be created.
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