Augmented reality art primarily utilizes computer vision to overlay digital content onto the real world in real-time.

Olafur Eliasson is a Danish-Icelandic artist known for his large-scale installations and sculptures that often incorporate augmented reality elements.

Mixed reality is the term used to describe the combination of real and digital elements in augmented reality art, where digital content is superimposed onto the real world.

Butterflies in Flight is an augmented reality art installation by Studio ARTEFACT, where users can interact with virtual butterflies using hand gestures.

Augmented reality art often aims to challenge traditional notions of art by blurring the boundaries between the physical and digital realms.

Graffiti AR is an augmented reality art project that enables users to create their own virtual graffiti on real-world surfaces using a mobile device.

Augmented reality art often blurs the boundaries between the real and digital worlds, creating a sense of spatial ambiguity and challenging traditional notions of space.

Forest of Light is an augmented reality art installation by Studio ARTEFACT, where users can explore a virtual forest within a physical space using a mobile device.

Digital overlay is the term used to describe the ability of augmented reality art to overlay digital content onto the real world in real-time.

AR Sculpture Garden is an augmented reality art project that enables users to create virtual sculptures in public spaces using a mobile device.

Augmented reality art often challenges traditional notions of linearity by allowing users to interact with digital content that can change over time or respond to the user's actions.

AR Zoo is an augmented reality art installation that enables users to interact with virtual animals in a park using a mobile device.

Motion tracking is the term used to describe the ability of augmented reality art to track and respond to the user's movements in real-time.

AR Graffiti Wall is an augmented reality art project that enables users to create virtual graffiti on buildings using a mobile device.

Augmented reality art often challenges traditional notions of self by allowing users to explore different identities and personas through digital content.