↗ LED BY Sergiu Ardelean
Sunday, July 16, 2023
11 AM - 2 PM
InterAccess Gallery (950 Dupont St., Unit 1, Toronto ON M6H 1Z2)
Register here
The workshop is an interactive and immersive experience that combines traditional art with augmented reality (AR) technology. Artivive is a platform that allows artists to create augmented reality experiences by overlaying digital content onto physical artworks. During the workshop, participants are introduced to the concept of AR and learn how to use the technology to build new narratives. The workshop will highlight ways how to tell stories by intersecting analog/haptic artworks with digital assets.
Participants can create their first AR experiences by linking existing physical artwork or create new pieces specifically for the workshop. With the help of Artivive's user-friendly app, participants learn how to capture and upload their artwork, associate digital content (such as videos, animations, or audio) with specific elements in their artwork, and synchronize it with the physical piece.
The workshop offers artists and art enthusiasts a hands-on experience to explore the realm of augmented reality and its integration with traditional art forms. It encourages experimentation, creativity, and the development of new artistic approaches, providing participants with a unique and innovative way to express their ideas and engage with their audience.
ABOUT THE FACILITATOR
Sergiu Ardelean is a serial entrepreneur from Austria who built a successful Augmented-Reality agency in Vienna that served clients such as VW in 42 countries.
Now Sergiu is working on a StartUp that envisions combining haptic and digital art through AR. Artivive now has offices in Europe, US and China and is by 250k artists. The projects with world-famous museums and galleries in Vienna, Munich, SF, Seoul and Shanghai show that the art-scene is ready for the new dimensions AR can bring. His expertise has gained recognition globally, as he is frequently quoted and invited to prestigious conferences and events worldwide.
If you have any questions about the workshop or require additional support, please contact us at education@interaccess.org.