Pacific Graphics 2026 (PG 2026) was successfully held at Singapore Management University from 6–9 October 2026, marking the conference’s return to Singapore after 13 years.
Chaired by Associate Professor Shengfeng He from the SMU School of Computing and Information Systems, who served as General Chair, PG 2026 brought together the international computer graphics community for four days of research presentations, discussions, and networking. This year’s conference received 406 valid submissions, reflecting strong interest from the global graphics research community.
The programme featured keynote talks by Marc Alexa (TU Berlin), Ziwei Liu (NTU), and Adriana Schulz (Brown University), as well as the Asiagraphics Outstanding Technical Contribution Award Talk by Baoquan Chen (Peking University). Across the four days, participants attended technical paper sessions, poster and demo presentations, and a range of networking and social activities.
Hosted by SMU SCIS, PG 2026 provided a platform for researchers and practitioners to exchange the latest advances in computer graphics, visual computing, generative AI, 3D modelling and related areas, while strengthening connections between SMU and the international research community.
Full gallery can be found at https://pacificgraphics2026.github.io/gallery.html