Desiderium – What Stood Here is an augmented reality land art installation combining a physical artefact, practical lighting, and a real-time 3D AR environment to visualise a representation of one of New Zealand’s least-known environmental atrocities, the loss of 99% of the ngãhere/forest in Banks Peninsula. The installation, which will… Read More »Desiderium to premiere at Auckland Doc Edge Festival
“Desiderium – What Stood Here: Exploring immersive documentary practice through 3DGS and land art” is an augmented reality land art installation combining a physical artefact, practical lighting, and a real-time 3D AR environment to visualise a representation of one of New Zealand’s least-known environmental atrocities, the loss of 99% of the ngāhere|forest in Banks Peninsula.
Join Gap Filler at Tūranga on Saturday 22 June, 1 pm, for a panel with the creative director, artists and researchers involved with 64 Ways of Being, followed by a walk to explore the new Ōtautahi augmented reality experience. The discussion will focus on the development of 64 Ways of… Read More »64 Ways of Being – Artist Panel and Urban Art Journey
Gap Filler’s Pae Tākaro Place of Play programme has collaborated with Dr Troy Innocent from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) future play lab to create an Augmented Reality (AR) journey in Ōtautahi Christchurch called ‘64 Ways of Being’ that will premiere at the Doc Edge Festival 2024. ‘64… Read More »New augmented reality experience featuring local artists launches for Ōtautahi Christchurch
