Content and Style Representation

Content and style representation refer to how information and unique characteristics are captured in a work. Content is the core message or subject—what the image or text is about. Style encompasses the distinct visual or expressive features, like colors, brushstrokes, or writing voice, that give the work its personality. In technology, these concepts are used to analyze, reproduce, or transfer the core message while maintaining or applying specific stylistic elements. Essentially, content is the "what," and style is the "how" in artistic or information representations.