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This application detects virtual artworks by Recycle Group.

"Point 1"
Virtual object of Recycle Group at the festival Nuit Blanche 2018 Paris.

Recycle Group's project "They were lying to you, everything is different" explores the relationship between artificial intelligence and tangible reality, in the context of the Centre Pompidou’s permanent collection.

"Homo Virtualis"
You can see Recycle Group works at the exhibition "Homo Virtualis" in The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow.

"Blocked Content"
Use your device's camera to see augmented reality in Recycle Group's installation in Russian pavilion, Venice Biennale 2017. Look for black geometric markers on Recycle Group’s installations. Point your device’s camera at the markers to explore augmented reality.* You can also download and print the image markers or open them on your laptop. Link to download the markers:
http://recycleartgroup.com/works/#/blocked_content_ar

"Virtual Intervention"
Turn on geolocations to see augmented reality artworks* by Recycle Group in various locations in Venice, Italy. A map and a list of locations where to look for virtual artworks is provided.

"T-Shirt project"
Point your device’s camera at the T-shirt given to you by Recycle Group to explore augmented reality.* You can also download and print the image markers or open them on your laptop. Link to download the markers:
http://recycleartgroup.com/works/#/tshirt_project

Recycle Group was formed by Andrey Blokhin (1987) & Georgy Kuznetsov (1985). From 2008 onwards, the artists have regularly participated in various exhibitions around the world. Works by the art group have been exhibited on a regular basis in museums, galleries and various contemporary art spaces in France, Italy, Great Britain, USA and Belgium. The artists were selected to represent Russia at the Venice Biennale 2017.

Website: http://recycleartgroup.com/

*Please note that any AR content resembling personal data is merely artistic representation and does not contain any actual personal data.