Project Detail

Fleeting Figures

Synopsis

An Augmented Reality exhibition which aims to create a collective experience in public spaces, focusing on what unites and connects us. This virtually connected outdoor exhibition is a collection of interactive artworks from a number of Sweden-based artists, created specifically for our LFF 2023.
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2023

Details

Year: 2023
Running time: 60 min
Format: AR (Augmented Reality)
Director: Untold Garden
Producer: Untold Garden
Artists: Åsa Cederqvist, Lundahl & Setil, Pastelae, Oscar Häggström, SONG, Untold Garden

Genre

Experimental

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Untold Garden

Hackney Depot
5 Sheep Lane
London
E8 4QS

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