New way to explore art in a park


Lee Lin Fen (left), 18, and other visitors scanning the codes at the display stands to see the artworks under the ARmenian Park project. (Right pic) The Orikata Tales artworks by Maung. ― Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

A SERENE pocket garden in the heart of George Town – Armenian Park – magically transforms into an “art gallery” thanks to the possibilities of augmented reality (AR).

The ARmenian Park project utilises AR to display digital content when park visitors download an app, scan the codes on display stands at the park and point their smartphones in certain directions.

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