Feelings evoked by Art List

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 Aesthetic appreciation / beauty (sense of balance, elegance, harmony).​

Liking / enjoyment (simple positive, “I like this”).​ Empathy / compassion (feeling with the depicted person or scene).​ Being moved / touched (tender, poignant uplift, often mixed joy–sadness).​ Joy / happiness.​ Interest / curiosity.​ Wonder / amazement.​ Inspiration / feeling empowered or uplifted.​ Calm / serenity / tranquility.​ Intrigue / mysticism (sense of mystery or the uncanny).​ Nostalgia / reminiscence (memories, past-oriented reflection).​ Melancholy / sadness / sorrow.​ Awe (overwhelmed by scale, power, or sublimity).​ Surprise (something unexpected in form or content).​ Fear / anxiety / unease.​ Anger / rage.​ Disgust / aversion.​ Tension / suspense / uncertainty.​ Confusion / puzzlement.​ Respect / admiration (for skill, subject, or message).​ Simple grouping Mostly positive: beauty, liking, joy, inspiration, calm, admiration.​ Social–empathic: empathy, compassion, being moved, nostalgia.​ Epistemic / cognitive: interest, curiosity, wonder, surprise, confusion, mysticism.​ Mainly negative: sadness, fear, anger, disgust, tension/unease.​ Related Which methodology should I use to identify emotions in artworks How to aggregate emotion labels from multiple studies into a top list What percentage threshold defines emergence across artworks Can you provide a code example to compute emotion frequency How to map similar emotion terms into unified categories


Emotional responses to stimuli are typically studied using a set of physiological (biometric) signals that reflect arousal, valence, and expression, often recorded simultaneously during exposure to images, video, sound, or artworks.

https://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1417&context=etds​

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