Aaron Inbum Park

I am an M.S. student at the University of Michigan, advised by Prof. Andrew Owens.

I obtained my bachelor's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Seoul National University, where I was fortunate to work under Prof. Jungdam Won, Prof. Se Young Chun, and Prof. Young Min Kim.

My research interests lie in the area of computer vision, especially leveraging generative models for image, shape, or motion reconstruction.

**I am actively looking for PhD openings starting in Fall 2025**

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Another zero-shot framework that is able to generate various perceptual illusions like hybrid images, by controlling linear components of an image, with connections to prior work in compositional generation and inverse problems.

A simple, zero-shot method for generating multi-view optical illusions, which are images that change their appearance or identity upon a transformation.

A study on erroneous images occasionally generated from flow-based models for inverse problems in imaging.

A framework that stylizes and upsamples an uncolored, sparse pointcloud given a text description to render a high-quality 3D output.

A probabilistic approach to shape completion and scene reconstruction using 3D implicit representations.

I am immersed in the choreography scene and also love learning languages, including French and Italian.

Source code credit to Dr. Jon Barron