Doublage

Doublage is an augmented reality artwork by Mona Young-eun Kim that explores the evolution of urban landscapes in relation to language. Scan the signs of Le Monde projeté to reveal digital symbols, languages and forms in physical space. The application also brings the artist’s sculptures into the real world as 3D objects and interacts with her catalogue published in 2021. Moving between physical and virtual spaces, Doublage questions the authority of dominant language, the right to understand, the freedom not to understand, and the changing materiality of sculpture and installation. Some experiences require access to designated artworks, exhibition spaces or printed materials. Technical development is led by Robert Hulland, co-founder of AzurParang Studio.