: The book describes AR art as "anti-gravity" and "hidden," requiring the viewer to actively seek it out using a device. Technical and Aesthetic Components
: These are the three fundamental components of an "Augmented Space" event. Interaction serves as the aesthetic manner, immersion as the aesthetic distance, and realization as the aesthetic purpose. Augmented Reality Art: From an Emerging Technol...
: More broadly, AR art must incorporate the three basic features of all AR: a combination of real and virtual worlds, real-time interaction, and accurate 3D registration of objects. : The book describes AR art as "anti-gravity"
: AR allows artists to shift the boundaries of an experience from the physical to the virtual, anchoring digital assets to real-world locations while maintaining a tether to reality. : More broadly, AR art must incorporate the
: These are cited as the two most critical experiential features, where the goal is to make the technology intuitive enough that it does not block the user's immersion in the art.
: Unlike traditional media, AR art leverages virtual properties, enabling works to be infinitely configurable and easily replicated across different spaces.