One of the reasons I chose to use a virtual gallery...
Jeremiah Krage
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Jeremiah Krage
Creative Consultant & Culture Futurist focused on creative tech; helping brands leverage character-based IP ✨ Human + AI advocate ✨ Open AI Forum member | ⚡ The Future will be Personified AI ⚡
for the BALLAST exhibition was to make the art as accessible as possible.
And one of the features of the platform ( Kunstmatrix ) is the ability to view the artworks in your own home and at scale, using AR (augmented reality).
There are only a few steps, and I've laid them out below 👇
1) Download the art.augmented app here:
2) Print out & place this marker on the wall: (download in the app or here)
3) In the app, navigate to the BALLAST exhibition:
**Note: You can re-position an artwork once it appears on your wall by dragging it with your finger.
Let me know how you get on!
Creative Consultant & Culture Futurist focused on creative tech; helping brands leverage character-based IP ✨ Human + AI advocate ✨ Open AI Forum member | ⚡ The Future will be Personified AI ⚡
1yWhat do you think John Kraski? Creating 'drag and drop' mini-metaverse interoperability from 3rd parties + incorporating AR with the enclosed assets. The limitation I found with the Kunstmatrix platform was the twofold: 1) not being able to exist within a larger metaverse ecosystem 2) not being able to 'show up' as my virtual self and communicate in real time with visitors to the exhibition I shared this with the team at Kunstmatrix and they're now using my exhibition as a test case. Perhaps a future partnership with LandVault?