FSU Art Professor, Gail Rubini, in Chicago’s AR Project: Expose, Intervene, Occupy
Expose, Intervene, Occupy: Re-interpreting Public Space is an art piece using an augmented reality application for internet enabled mobile devices that interrogates the meaning of public space using models, images, text, and movies overlaid on locations in Chicago’s Loop. Artists include: Gail Rubini, Annette Barbier, Drew Browning, Cezanne Charles, Conrad Gleber, John Marshall, Mat Rappaport, Celine Browning, Adam Trowbridge and Jessica Westbrook.
