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Helene Berg exhibits animations using augmented reality April 27 at Gallery Flingan and Berget in Stockholm

An exhibition of illustrations and animations by Helene Berg opens April 27 at the Gallery Flingan and Berget, Södermalm, Stockholm. In "Possible and Hardly Possible Moves", Helene has used notations of Kung-Fu sequences as brief instructions to explore the physical boundaries of the human body. The result is a series of animated loops that is exhibited with the use of augmented reality.
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Helene Berg exhibits animations using augmented reality April 27 at Gallery Flingan and Berget in Stockholm

An exhibition of illustrations and animations by Helene Berg opens April 27 at the Gallery Flingan and Berget, Södermalm, Stockholm. In "Possible and Hardly Possible Moves", Helene has used notations of Kung-Fu sequences as brief instructions to explore the physical boundaries of the human body. The result is a series of animated loops that is exhibited with the use of augmented reality.