AR Art through the Lens of Heideggerian Philosophy: Revealing Reality in Augmented Spaces|RISS 상세보기

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This paper navigates the multifaceted landscape of AR art, exploring its diverse applications, impacts, and philosophical implications within the framework of Martin Heidegger's insights on technology. Grounded in an elucidation of the fundamental distinctions between AR and VR, the paper delves into the dynamic methodologies employed by AR artists, ranging from passive to active engagement, and from fixed-location installations to ubiquitous experiences. Drawing inspiration from Heidegger's philosophical framework, particularly his concepts of technological poiesis and dwelling-in-the-world, the paper investigates how AR serves as a mode of revealing, uncovering deeper layers of reality, and enriching human engagement with the world. A historical exploration of AR art's evolution, from guerrilla interventions to contemporary trends, lays the groundwork for understanding its transformative role in challenging spatial structures and institutional norms within the art world. Through in-depth case studies of prominent AR art projects, including Alex Mayhew's "ReBlink" at the Art Gallery of Ontario. These projects exemplify AR's potential to transform classical artworks into dynamic, interactive experiences, democratize art appreciation, and reshape the narrative of artistic creation in the digital age. In conclusion, this paper envisions a future where the convergence of AR and Heideggerian philosophical insights unfolds as a dynamic and collaborative journey. The transformative influence of AR promises to reshape the essence of artistic narratives, deeply rooted in the interconnectedness of technology, humanity, and cultural expression.

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