Artana: Art and Knowledge about Anamorphosis
Communication avec acte
Abstract
For the 2022 IEEE VR 3DUI contest on the topic of “Arts, Science, Information and Knowledge - visualization and interactions”, we present Artana, an immersive application proposing to explore anamorphosis in various interactive ways. Through an unexpected experience, the user is transported to a museum in which he/she will have access to the history of anamorphosis before being able to experience seven examples of them. A teleportation and a spinning wheel interaction techniques were implemented in Artana to ease interaction without altering the experience.
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