Welcome to CollectAR, Lehmann Maupin’s platform for showcasing art in Augmented Reality (AR).
Our latest project features artist Erwin Wurm’s large-scale sculpture Ghost, debuting in conjunction with the inaugural edition of Frieze Seoul.
The augmented reality artwork is modeled after the artist’s physical sculpture, which is made of aluminum and stands three meters high.
Ghost, 2022
Click HERE to view in Augmented Reality
HOW TO
• Click the link above
• Tilt your phone towards the ground to orient the AR technology
• Tilt your phone up towards the horizon
• Point your phone back towards the ground, if needed
TROUBLESHOOTING
• On iPhones, use Safari. On Android devices, use Google Chrome.
Ghost features a flattened and anthropomorphized set of clothing and shoes (without a visible body), with a subtle, animated breeze rippling through the clothes. The work extends Wurm’s sculptural practice into the realm of technology and continues to pursue themes crucial to the artist’s visual and conceptual language, including absurdity versus the mundane, clothing as a second skin, and the body as sculptural medium. At the crux of these concerns, and especially in digital format, Wurm questions the definition and pushes the possibilities of sculpture itself, and how the objects we interact with every day define us.
Contact inquire@lehmannmaupin.com for more information.
Erwin Wurm is an Austrian artist who lives and works in Vienna and Limberg. He is recognized around the world for his innovative One Minute Sculptures, a series of performative works in which he gives written or drawn instructions to participants that indicate actions or poses to perform with everyday objects such as chairs, buckets, fruit, or sweaters. Wurm’s work has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East and is included in private and public collections around the world.
Contact inquire@lehmannmaupin.com for more information.