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Augmented Reality and Public Space: Shauna Jenssen in conversation with PULSE researchers
"I love having access to augmented reality to tell those stories that have been deliberately debased and erased..".
In this episode, Shauna Jenssen, the Concordia Research Chair in Performative Urbanism sits down with researchers Amanda Guttiérez, Andrei Mamaliga, and Alex Tigchelaar to investigate the relationship between augmented reality, scenography, data surveillance, and the spatial histories of urban change.
The Performative Urbanism Lab for Spatial, Social, and Scenographic Experimentation (or PULSE) are investigating, via an FQRSC funded research-creation project, augmented reality and its application to art and, more specifically as a scenographic apparatus for creating place-based stories of the city.
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By cu4thspace"I love having access to augmented reality to tell those stories that have been deliberately debased and erased..".
In this episode, Shauna Jenssen, the Concordia Research Chair in Performative Urbanism sits down with researchers Amanda Guttiérez, Andrei Mamaliga, and Alex Tigchelaar to investigate the relationship between augmented reality, scenography, data surveillance, and the spatial histories of urban change.
The Performative Urbanism Lab for Spatial, Social, and Scenographic Experimentation (or PULSE) are investigating, via an FQRSC funded research-creation project, augmented reality and its application to art and, more specifically as a scenographic apparatus for creating place-based stories of the city.