Invisible Art
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Clifford Ross Studio
Description
Invisible Art brings multi-media artist Clifford Ross’s world to your device with immersive video, augmented reality and music, including an original score by Philip Glass, an instrumental work by composer Harry Taussig, and concertos and suites by Johann Sebastian Bach.
The app features eight interactive visual experiences based on Ross’s work that will transform your device into an extraordinary new lens, opening up a mesmerizing 360-degree universe of augmented reality and immersive video.
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Some elements require a copy of the book “Seen & Imagined: The World of Clifford Ross,” published in conjunction with the artist’s MASS MoCA exhibition.
About Ross’s Work
“…a festive, balletic, and meditative celebration…” – The New York Times
“Lyrical beauty meets high-tech precision…” – Architectural Digest
“Ross is the symbiosis of technology and art.” – Nicholas Negroponte, Co-Founder, MIT Media Lab
Coming Soon
• More music
• More augmented reality experiences
• More immersive experiences
***Invisible Art is not recommended for use with iPad 3, iPhone 4s and older devices.
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The app features eight interactive visual experiences based on Ross’s work that will transform your device into an extraordinary new lens, opening up a mesmerizing 360-degree universe of augmented reality and immersive video.
Capture, upload and share your photos of Invisible Art! #invisibleartproject
Some elements require a copy of the book “Seen & Imagined: The World of Clifford Ross,” published in conjunction with the artist’s MASS MoCA exhibition.
About Ross’s Work
“…a festive, balletic, and meditative celebration…” – The New York Times
“Lyrical beauty meets high-tech precision…” – Architectural Digest
“Ross is the symbiosis of technology and art.” – Nicholas Negroponte, Co-Founder, MIT Media Lab
Coming Soon
• More music
• More augmented reality experiences
• More immersive experiences
***Invisible Art is not recommended for use with iPad 3, iPhone 4s and older devices.
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App Info
- Category
- Entertainment
- Publisher
- Clifford Ross Studio
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.1 (9 years ago )
- Released on
- Oct 21, 2015 (9 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, India, Vietnam, Belgium, Brazil, Indonesia, South Korea, Ecuador, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Armenia, Lebanon, Switzerland, France, Israel, Netherlands, Lithuania, Madagascar, Dominican Republic, Algeria, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Colombia, Czechia, Poland, Russia, Japan, United Kingdom, Hungary, Pakistan, Portugal, Romania, Estonia, Finland, Hong Kong SAR China, Peru, New Zealand, Uzbekistan, Canada, Thailand, Croatia, Belarus, Spain, Latvia, Chile, China, Türkiye, Germany, Denmark, Singapore, Sweden, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Ukraine, Philippines, Tunisia, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Bulgaria, Egypt, Greece, Slovenia, Mexico, Argentina, Austria, Taiwan, Australia, Azerbaijan
- Last Updated
- 4 months ago
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