ARTour Basel vs Doublage

Welcome to the ARTour Basel, a journey between the digital and the real world that brings art to life in new and innovative ways. [How it works] The tour takes you past 11 augmented reality (AR) works of art that can be viewed at different locations in the city of Basel. Use your smartphone and this app for the tour. You should plan around 90 minutes for the whole tour. If you have less time available, you can also visit individual works of art. You can see where the works of art are located on the interactive map here in the app. Once you are there, you can discover the works of art using your smartphone camera. [The artworks] The works of art were created by national and international artists especially for the ARTour. The exhibition was curated by Sabine Himmelsbach, director of the HEK (House of Electronic Arts) in Basel. You can find out more about the individual artists and the works of art by clicking on the various locations on the map. [Augmented reality art] The artworks become visible as digital objects in a real space using augmented reality technology. Augmented reality is a virtual extension of the real world. It creates entirely new possibilities for art by turning physical laws upside down and rethinking dimensions, whilst making full use of interactivity. Art can thus take place anywhere and innovatively brings the city to life.

Doublage est une œuvre évolutive de Mona Young-eun Kim, prenant la forme d’une application en réalité mixte. Après ses présentations à la galerie ALMA, à la Biennale de la Nuit Verte et au musée du Pont du Gard, Doublage revient dans l’exposition Ghostly Distilled Matters curatée par Qiwen Deng à System D (Malakoff), où les visiteurs peuvent scanner deux enseignes lumineuses Eraser bleue (Ssangyong) à l’intérieur et Gomme bicolore (Tabac) à l’extérieur pour découvrir des sculptures 3D sur une carte interactive.