Dagmar Schürrer
40х40х10 cm, 3D prints, artificial fur pom pom, adhesive film, perforated tape, NFC chip, AR app
»Where does the rest of the world begin?« (Herbarium Edition)
The content of the box is a further iteration of my body of work “Where does the rest of the world begin?” (2024), which reflects on the deep entanglements of human consciousness, natural environment, and current technology. The tentacle is a key motif in the original multimedia installation and manifests here in a miniature version. Furthermore, the tentacles also serve as an image trigger for the accompanying Augmented Reality application, through which the tentacles are expanded beyond the frame on a digital layer.
You can download the app for free from Apple App Store or Google Play Store. The digital content unfolds, when you scan the box with the camera of your mobile phone. By clicking on the screen of your device, you can place animated tentacles in the space around you, and create a forest that oscillates between nature and technology.
dagmarschuerrer.com/herbarium-ar/
To reach the landing site, scan the NFC Chip on either side of the box frame with your mobile phone.
You can download the app for free from Apple App Store or Google Play Store. The digital content unfolds, when you scan the box with the camera of your mobile phone. By clicking on the screen of your device, you can place animated tentacles in the space around you, and create a forest that oscillates between nature and technology.
dagmarschuerrer.com/herbarium-ar/
To reach the landing site, scan the NFC Chip on either side of the box frame with your mobile phone.
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Dagmar Schürrer (1980) is an Austrian digital artist based in Berlin, Germany. She holds a Fine Art degree from Central Saint Martin’s College in London and works at the intersection of expanded animation and XR technologies. Her hybrid projects combine neuroscience, artificial intelligence, digital world-building, and poetic reflections on human consciousness and its connection to the environment.
Her work has been shown internationally at venues such as ICA London, Moscow Biennale for Young Art, Centre Pompidou Paris, Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin, Louvre Auditorium, Transmediale Vorspiel, EUNAM Museum South Korea, Ars Electronica Linz, Museum of Waste in Changsha, Belvedere21 Vienna, and Tate Modern London.
Website: dagmarschuerrer.com
Her work has been shown internationally at venues such as ICA London, Moscow Biennale for Young Art, Centre Pompidou Paris, Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin, Louvre Auditorium, Transmediale Vorspiel, EUNAM Museum South Korea, Ars Electronica Linz, Museum of Waste in Changsha, Belvedere21 Vienna, and Tate Modern London.
Website: dagmarschuerrer.com