Puffin pick-me-up: Olafur Eliasson's free digital art app introduces nature to quarantined homes


By AGENCY

A screenshot of Eliasson's 'Wunderkammer', which features AR sculptures that users can virtually place around their homes, including flowers, rare birds, insects, and the Northern Lights.

Danish-Icelandic conceptual artist Olafur Eliasson has launched a new augmented reality (AR) project in conjunction with digital art app Acute Art. The initiative, dubbed "Wunderkammer" (Cabinet of Curiosities), takes the form of "an intriguing collection of natural elements, small artworks and experiments" from Eliasson's studio rendered in AR.

"Wunderkammer" features AR sculptures that users can virtually place around their homes, including flowers, rare birds, insects, the Northern Lights, a compass that always points North and a Little Sun, Eliasson's solar-powered lantern.

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