2024.10

Space

Hyperwall

A grid of QR codes printed on A4 paper pointing to AR objects made from mutations of Facebook hate comments — an interactive spatial component for conversations on digital disinformation.

Wall as broadcast surface

Wall of A4 prints and augmented reality objects QR code on-site installation, Dimension varies

Exhibited in: Real Things in Real Time in the Backroom Creative Space, Manila PH

The Hyperwall is a grid of QR codes printed on A4 paper that points to augmented reality objects that are made out of mutations from Facebook hate comments. The Hyperwall aims to create an interactive spatial component that can raise conversations and dialogues about digital disinformation through the mediation of augmented reality objects.

The artwork also explores how contemporary art can exceed the limitations of space as art today can be displayed in multiple places at the same time.