Jandig is an opensource tool where everyone can create art with augmented reality. Here are some examples of how people here from Brazil, where the initiative has begun, have been using Jandig to express themselves and expand their creative limits.
MozFest 2021 Jandig Curators: Hebert Valois | Almir Almas | Gracielle Higino | VJ pixel
Hamsa (2019)
Object Author: Ceci Shiki | Thiego Marker Author: Hebert Valois What we see is not always exactly what is there. There are layers of reality and layers of potential that can be stacked, deforming perception. Reality is clay and we mold it with the hands of our souls. Hamsa also belongs to Longa Vida a Jandig, the first exhibition from the app which collects ancient, neolithic, Jandig objects and markers.
Object Author: Ceci Shiki | Thiego Marker Author: Hebert Valois What we see is not always exactly what is there. There are layers of reality and layers of potential that can be stacked, deforming perception. Reality is clay and we mold it with the hands of our souls. Hamsa also belongs to Longa Vida a Jandig, the first exhibition from the app which collects ancient, neolithic, Jandig objects and markers.
Silver (2020)
Marker and Object Author: Adriana Pedrosa Silver is one of the best conductors of electricity and heat that we know. It is used in electrical products, printed circuits, batteries, car radiators, musical instruments and even on powerful explosives. Another important of its properties is the high capacity of reflecting light. Its name comes from the Sanskrit word argunas which means shine. And you? What sensitizes you? What light are you reflecting? This artwork is part of RA Remexe, a project that combines art and fashion design to advocate for electronic trash recycling.
Marker and Object Author: Adriana Pedrosa Silver is one of the best conductors of electricity and heat that we know. It is used in electrical products, printed circuits, batteries, car radiators, musical instruments and even on powerful explosives. Another important of its properties is the high capacity of reflecting light. Its name comes from the Sanskrit word argunas which means shine. And you? What sensitizes you? What light are you reflecting? This artwork is part of RA Remexe, a project that combines art and fashion design to advocate for electronic trash recycling.
House of Guilherme Mansur, ‘Typoet’ (2019)
Marker and Objects Authors: Jonathan Tertuliano | Jonatha Corrêa | Lara Fernandes | Larissa Kamei | Pedro Thairan This artwork from UEMG design students homage Guilherme Mansur, brazilian typography designer and depicts his house in Ouro Preto, an historical city where the Marte Festival took place that year.
Marker and Objects Authors: Jonathan Tertuliano | Jonatha Corrêa | Lara Fernandes | Larissa Kamei | Pedro Thairan This artwork from UEMG design students homage Guilherme Mansur, brazilian typography designer and depicts his house in Ouro Preto, an historical city where the Marte Festival took place that year.
Nossa Sra. do Rosário Church (2019)
Marker and Objects Authors: Carolina Águida | Laura Mattos | Kétlen Vasconcelos | Maria Clara Marinho First a chapel. Then a church. And then an even bigger church which embodies with perfection the brazilian colonial architecture. This is the Nossa Sra. do Rosário church, in Ouro Preto. Design students sign this piece, originated from a partnership between Jandig, Marte Festival and UEMG - Universidade do Estado de Minas Gerais.
Marker and Objects Authors: Carolina Águida | Laura Mattos | Kétlen Vasconcelos | Maria Clara Marinho First a chapel. Then a church. And then an even bigger church which embodies with perfection the brazilian colonial architecture. This is the Nossa Sra. do Rosário church, in Ouro Preto. Design students sign this piece, originated from a partnership between Jandig, Marte Festival and UEMG - Universidade do Estado de Minas Gerais.
Samba Dancer 4.0 (2020)
General Direction by Almir Almas Object Author: LabArteMídia - Laboratory of Art, Media and Digital Technologies Marker Author: Hebert Valois Developed for the “Carnival 4.0 Project” with the Samba School Sociedade Rosas de Ouro, in São Paulo. The augmented reality markers placed in “carnival float” are reinterpretations of female robots, which appear in science fiction and in reality. LabArteMídia/USP created “Passista 4.0 (Samba Dancer 4.0)” considering the parade theme by carnival artist André Machado and researches in the community of Rosas de Ouro. Samba Dancer 4.0 is interpreted by Rosana Garcia, choreographer and leader of the samba school’s dancers.
General Direction by Almir Almas Object Author: LabArteMídia - Laboratory of Art, Media and Digital Technologies Marker Author: Hebert Valois Developed for the “Carnival 4.0 Project” with the Samba School Sociedade Rosas de Ouro, in São Paulo. The augmented reality markers placed in “carnival float” are reinterpretations of female robots, which appear in science fiction and in reality. LabArteMídia/USP created “Passista 4.0 (Samba Dancer 4.0)” considering the parade theme by carnival artist André Machado and researches in the community of Rosas de Ouro. Samba Dancer 4.0 is interpreted by Rosana Garcia, choreographer and leader of the samba school’s dancers.
What’s in your eyes? (2020)
General Direction by Almir Almas Object Author: Almir Almas, VJ pixel, Hebert Valois, Gustavo Bucker, LabArteMídia - Laboratory of Art, Media and Digital Technologies Marker Author: Hebert Valois Right now, what would you like to look at? I look at you and ask: WHAT'S IN YOUR EYES? This is an artwork in Augmented Reality (AR), originally made for the “NaBorda Pandemia” eBook, by the NaBorda Art Collectives. What’s in your eyes?
General Direction by Almir Almas Object Author: Almir Almas, VJ pixel, Hebert Valois, Gustavo Bucker, LabArteMídia - Laboratory of Art, Media and Digital Technologies Marker Author: Hebert Valois Right now, what would you like to look at? I look at you and ask: WHAT'S IN YOUR EYES? This is an artwork in Augmented Reality (AR), originally made for the “NaBorda Pandemia” eBook, by the NaBorda Art Collectives. What’s in your eyes?
Attending MozFest? Watch our session Connected – Global AR Exhibition, on March 8th 21:15 CET with a demo of this process.
Also in MozFest:- Jandig MozFest 2021 vernissage 18h CET
- Q&A session 19h CET
- Spatial Chat exhibition 14:30 CET