Case studies
Window Wonderland
Window Wonderland is the largest free outdoor augmented reality art walk, held every festive season. Each AR animation is paired with a painted mural to create a dynamic, interactive piece that visitors experience through the Artivive app or browser-based WebAR, where enabled.
The LOVE month at Westfield
At Westfield, we believe love should be universal. So the open call invited artists, designers, and the public to submit creative representations of LOVE in all its forms — self-love, friendship and family. Selected works by 5 to 8 artists were exhibited for 1.5 months at Shopping City Süd and Donau Zentrum, online and in the Centers, as part of the #WestfieldForLove project.
Augmented Reality Peace Poster Design Competition
The United Nations is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. To mark this special occasion, the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) and Artivive are launching a call for artists to create posters about peacemaking and peacebuilding, which also utilize augmented reality technology.
The leading themes are “Futuring Peace”, “Bringing together those who have been fighting,” and “Creating a bridge to connect people in conflict zones”. Artists are invited to interpret and present their own vision of what peace means, based on the history of the UN’s actions.
Famous Artworks Augmented
The Museums from Paris gave full access to over 150,000 artworks for the world to use for free. We want to take this opportunity and make something amazing together.
Have you ever dreamed of being part of an art revolution? Together, we can change the way art is created and consumed. We’re organizing an open call to transform these masterpieces into augmented reality.
A New Poster Movement
Animated posters create a new narrative space: typography and images break their boundaries and start moving in the space of the viewer. Artivive adds a digital layer of animation and sound, while the original poster stays untouched and is unlocked through a smartphone or tablet. Posters become a medium for performative art.
