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Imaginary / Hoaxation

akjetam — Sat, 02 Nov 2019 08:22:58 +0000

The aim of the project called “IMAGINARY / HOAXATION” is to create an overlap of contemporary art disciplines and their interaction. It is an embodiment of the work into an urban interactive platform. Using visual impulses in conjunction with the cultural and historical center of Trenčín, our project will bring a new, attractive and innovative view of the city itself. With the help of artistic research, we want to uncover and decipher the HOAX (false message, which aims to favor a party). The project consists of overlaps in the following forms: 3D, ANIMATION, COMIX, DIGITAL ART, ART INTERACTION and ENHANCED REALITY.

The exact dates of the project will be revealed in October – November 2019.

The project is implemented thanks to the support from the City of Trenčín.

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The person I want to resemble

akjetam — Fri, 01 Nov 2019 04:57:51 +0000

Interactive experiential educational event at the Regional Cultural Center in Prievidza, focused on the life and activities of Milan Rastislav Štefánik. The aim is to bring one of the most important personalities of our history closer to pupils and students. How? In an unconventional – experiential way, through their own activities. The area of augmented reality was covered by Lukáš Matejka (TRAKT) and Peter Marcinov.

Augmented reality on a smartphone or tablet will reveal to children and visitors to the exhibition about MR Štefánik areas and topics such as astronomy, aviation, politics – rhetoric, communication, military science – World War I, its course, Stefanik’s participation in it, travel – getting to know countries etc.

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The future past

akjetam — Sun, 18 Nov 2018 10:40:08 +0000

An interactive city sightseeing tour introduces to the audience the already forgotten events and important figures of Liptovský Mikuláš. It takes you through the narrow streets of a prosperous community, filled with bussiness and industry, that is multi-religious and progressive. But it no longer exists. Why don´t we ever talk about this past? What from our lives will become such a memory?

A peculiar guide asks you these questions and invites you to think about the last two hundred years in a different way. His talk is enriched with animation and augumented reality, that offers to the spectator an actual look to the past.

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