Three States of Home Gazing
Three States of Home Gazing is an augmented reality application created for museum visitors. The application brings the painting Festival on South Street (1930) by the Taiwanese artist Kuo Hsueh-hu to life. Viewers can study the painting closely at home or at the museum. The experience also allows users to enter the Dadaocheng area of Taipei as it appeared in 1930. Bilingual subtitles in Chinese and English support intuitive use. The application is available for iOS and Android devices. The aim is to renew the museum visit and to share local history and culture.
Three States of Home Gazing Ar by Hsin-Chien Huang was selected as an innovative illustration of communication design by the A' Design Awards. Three States of Home Gazing Ar was awarded the Iron A' Design Award in Entertainment, Content Creation and Streaming Media Design in 2021. The A' Entertainment, Content Creation and Streaming Media Design Award is a highly prestigious, international, juried design prize that honors excellent design of content series, podcasts, webinars, documentaries, animations, music videos, live streams, radio shows, digital magazines and more.
