was at El Museo
in the Santa Fe Railyard
Arvada, Colorado
The image set off an AR experience
when the visitor hooved their phone
over one of the images hanging on the wall
Perhaps it will work here --
scan the QR code
and then hoover your smart phone over the image
Grant showed me this with his smart phone, when we went to visit CURRENTS on June 20th, 2025. He also pointed out that the whole experience was orchestrated from a website. In other words, one only had to go to the website once, and DID NOT have to download an app to enjoy the Augmented Reality. It was easy for the viewer to experience the AR.
We think she used both A-Frame and Mind-AR.
- I would like to do this with my BUCKET EXHIBITIONS prints.
Oakland, California
The black box
even captured my double chin
(at the bottom of the roll)
Susie Fu drawing a portrait
of another person
My portrait drawn by Susie Fu (left, bottom)
next to the black box portraits of me (middle, right)
happening in real time
Waste by a human and the black box
MIRCO TIOZZO
Milan, Italy
Animation of a hand
morphing by AI
Visitors moved behind the screen
and the screen lit up their motions
Seattle
For fun I reiterated the above image
that was partially created with Midjourney,
in Midjourney using one of my Mood Boards
New Jersey
ROSS WIGHTMAN had a pop-up musical performance -- FIDDLE HENGE -- when he played four violins at once with this rotating machine:
New York City
Albuquerque
SILK + SOUND
Albuquerque
SILK + SOUND is a visual and sound piece by Mary Tsiongas and Jim Roeber created in Tbilsi, Georgia. They sew copper wire onto a 2D image -- does this copper wire convert the image into a speaker?
El Prado, New Mexico
Germany
There were a few AR installations
that I could not see
because I do not have a smart phone
I also enjoyed this performance at the venue -- Traces of the imaginary (II) -- by Marco Buongiorno Nardelli, Colin Stokes & Alice Grishchenko:
PREVIOUS CURRENTS
- 2024 -- Triple AI Video
- 2023 -- SUMMARY -- PRINTERS PLANET Pop-up at CURRENTS
- 2023 -- June 15, 2023
- 2021 -- AI Art in 2021
The AXLE CONTEMPORARY art van was parked in front of the CURRENTS exhibition -- and as part of the CURRENTS exhibition.
Axle also had a copy of their newest portrait book -- E Pluribus Unum: Mogollon -- featuring my photo:
My photo in the newest Axle book --
- The New Mexico State Art Museum in Las Cruces currently is showing the portraits taken by Axle Contemporary -- E Pluribus Unum: Mogollon, June 5-August 20, 2025
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