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Augmented Reality – writing expanded: Blurring the lines between Design and Art in contact with deafness and hearing people

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This artwork proposal focuses on the relationship between design, art and Deaf Culture. We expect Augmented Reality (AR) and poetry can approach hearing and deaf people, expanding the space to both apart from the utility ways to apply AR in the daily of deaf people. DeafSpace is an architectural concept about extending sensory reach to deaf people who perceive and interacts with other people and the environment. By technology, image and poetry, we will try to create a space notion from a view of the AR elements on the smartphone camera.

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            ARTECH '21: Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Digital and Interactive Arts
            October 2021
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