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Statement on My ARs 

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 The above videos are recordings of the below ARs of my paintings as they were launched and recorded on my phone. You can do the same thing when you scan the QR codes below and play them on your cell phone, portable tablet, or smart glasses. Once it is downloaded on your device you can go to any environment you choose, launch the AR again, and use the camera icon on the Aero window to record it, if that option is available on your device. Then the recording can be shared with others.  It’s fun to record these ARs out in beautiful settings.

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To experience an AR directly now scan the QR code, or click on the link or the painting below. This will launch the Adobe Aero augmented reality play app. Once it launches and you set the anchor point, step back to bring the image into view. BE AWARE OF YOUR ENVIRONMENT as you move about the AR. You will be able to walk through and around the different animated elements of those paintings as they appear to move through space on your device.

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The lengths of the 4 ARs vary from about 40 seconds to over a minute. When it reaches the end and you wish to watch it again click on the three dots towards the top right in the white area of the Aero play app. There you will see the option to watch the video again or to reset the anchor point which allows you to change your location. 

 

To create these ARs I first selected elements on my painting's surface and put them each on their own layer in the AR software so that my creative graphics designer friend, Gaben Chancellor (gaben@contentx.com) could then animate and extend these elements out into space using the software.

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These paintings are part of my Traveling Museum Exhibit, which is why quotes by theoretical physicists appear next to them.

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I enjoyed working on and sharing these ARs because of their intrinsic playful nature. Yet, it is my hope that these ARs will draw attention back to an even deeper study of the paintings themselves.

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In case there is any confusion between AR and Virtual Reality (VR), AR augments or adds projected digital elements to the real-time environment. Whereas VR is a completely immersive artificial experience that replaces the real-life environment with a simulated one.

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Gaben Chancellor, who helped and was instrumental in bringing these ARs to fruition, is also available to bring your project forward, whether AR or another graphic medium.

He can be contacted at gabem@contentx.com

 

Note: Adobe Aero is not yet compatible with all Androids.