Phenomenological study of Augmented Reality
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Argues for flipping current practice: instead of importing virtual cues into the world, design AR objects that import everyday materiality and intersubjectivity into the digital layer so they feel part of civic life. Describes a prototype augmented monument in Tel Aviv that fails to persist technically but succeeds conceptually by forcing passersby to treat empty space as documented object. Contrasts this with interior mapping + live video feeds that mirror real offices into virtual spaces.
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