Glimpse of Hope” is a pioneering artistic endeavour that delves into the critical issue of climate change through the lens of urban transformation and counter-deforestation. This collaborative project, executed by P&N, presents a unique fusion of art and environmental activism. Our work is anchored in extensive research and driven by the pressing question: "Can urban transformation and counter-deforestation be the two main forces against climate change?" This central theme guided our exploration and the subsequent creation of impactful interactive art.
Our approach was multidimensional, combining extensive research, community insights, and artistic experimentation across various mediums such as Print, Photography, Videography, Editing, Cutout, Carving, Drawing, and Painting. This diverse range of techniques allowed us to develop a deep understanding of the subject and refine our artistic expressions. The project also involved digital proficiency, using tools like Nomad Sculpt, Procreate, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effect, and Reality Composer for creating a 3D “Urban Forest” and other elements of the exhibit.
This project not only aimed to raise awareness about climate change and sustainable living but also served as a personal journey in understanding and applying interactive art and 3D design. The feedback from the audience was overwhelmingly positive, reflecting the success of our efforts in creating a memorable and thought-provoking experience. The project was not only an exploration of artistic expression and environmental issues but also a testament to the power of collaboration in art.
To experience the AR animation, please download the Artivive app. Simply scan the provided QR Code to get started. For optimal viewing, display the illustration either on a separate monitor or in printed form.
The exhibition featured an immersive installation, “Glimpse of Hope”, which was a culmination of artistic and technological innovation. It provided an engaging, interactive experience, drawing parallels between natural and urban communities and highlighting the interconnectedness essential for sustainable development. The use of augmented reality (AR) added a layer of depth and interaction, enhancing the audience's engagement and understanding of the complex issues addressed.
