Preference differences of different styles of oil paintings in various interior environments based on the PAD emotional state model and EEG

Key Points

Emotional experiences are influenced significantly by decorative styles of oil paintings and interior environments.
EEG patterns demonstrated qualitative consistency with PAD emotional evaluations, supporting the valence hypothesis.
The study provides evidence for optimizing interior design and art curation to enhance emotional experiences.
These findings yield practical references for future research in environmental psychology and visual experience.

Abstract

Overall, EEG patterns exhibited qualitative consistency with PAD emotional evaluations, supporting the valence hypothesis. The findings elucidate the mechanisms by which decorative oil painting styles and interior environments jointly influence emotional experiences. This study provides scientific evidence for interior design optimization, art curation, and environmental psychology research, offering practical references for enhancing visual experience and emotional congruence in interior spaces.

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