Shared Pasts: Decoding Complexity - Screen Capture of App In Use

Shared Pasts: Decoding Complexity, is a practice-as-research project that investigates how spatial computing, data visualisation and augmented reality can be used to tell complex narratives about historic artefacts and places. This multi-component output spans two interrelated prototypes: ‘The Museum Collection Engine’ (2018) and ‘Shared Pasts: Decoding Complexity’ (2019).<br><b>This item contains screen capture of the Shared Pasts application in use. It shows the application detecting the Statue of Edward Colston (formerly) in Bristol City Centre as a 3D object which can be interacted with by the user. Three white/orange orbs appear, which represent different narrative options for the user. It also shows some detail of the text, describing these narratives. <br><br>Video courtesy of Coral Manton.</b><b>Used with permission.</b><b><br></b><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b><br>