Stone, paint, augmented reality, 2025
When I Dream I Fly, I Swim AR artwork was created during The International Symposium KEVIS in 2025 and was presented at Etar Museum in Gavrovo between July and August 2025.
An original stone plate (tikla*) is used as a QR code place holder for augmented reality experience. The tikla is placed into a river. When the audience scans the QR code, a 3D model of a woman appears in the air swimming towards and over the audience. The tikla becomes an anchor for the woman and a portal for a strange reality disruption.
*a flat stone plate used for the construction of roofs in old houses from Bulgaria
