Creación de Texturas Mediante Escaneo de Imágenes del Entorno Local para Entornos 3D

Abstract

Abstract: This research addresses the creation of 3D textures through the photographic documentation of the local environment. It proposes a methodology that recovers the visual identity and culture of specific physical spaces ensuring their preservation and representation within virtual environments thereby shifting the focus away from generic digital production toward a "situated" aesthetic, where texture serves as the primary vehicle for narrative, memory, and visual realism. It posits that texture is not merely a surface coating, but a layer of data that engages "tactile vision" through the interplay of light and detail. By imbuing inert geometry with a sense of weight, it transforms virtual space into a tangible, sensory experience. Furthermore, it critiques the aesthetic homogenization prevalent in contemporary 3D environments, advocating for the capture of local materiality to reclaim cultural value and enable an authentic, immersive experience rooted in local identity.