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2014
- handle: 10670/1.09r3nt
- halshs: halshs-01079678
- doi: 10.1504/IJART.2014.060942
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public space digital heritage augmentation art installation theater plays audiovisual contemporary writings religious texts church geometry situated performance believability empathy scenography immersive performance multimedia performance media facades heritage digitisation SAR spatial augmented reality performance augmentation 3D scanningSujets proches
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Aurélie Favre-Brun et al., « Genius Loci : digital heritage augmentation for immersive performance », HAL-SHS : archéologie, ID : 10.1504/IJART.2014.060942
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Genius Loci is an art installation and a theater play based on audiovisual augmented reality combined with contemporary writings and religious texts. The scenography takes place in a disused church and begins with a dialog between a contemporary author in residence and the ghost of a Carthusian monk during which the graphical rendering of historical hypotheses is progressively revealed. In the second part, the silhouette of the monk emerges from contemporary visuals that combine fluid and animated graphical patterns anchored to the church geometry. After saying a psalm, the monk vanishes in an apocalyptic audiovisual crescendo. Both historical and contemporary visuals are animated spatial augmented reality installations based on 3D scans of the church enriched with historical furniture and ornamentation. This study shows how digitalised heritage can be used for situated performance, and offers insights on artistic and technological issues that can ensure a better immersion of the audience through enhanced believability and empathy with the performance.