Augmented Reality (AR) allows you to experience space in a new way. I develop this AR game during my time as a student at CCT using Google Tango and the game engine Unity.

This AR game layers digital images of the three remaining Mosler paintings over live video of the exhibition space. Players can view the three dimensional objects through the screen and walk around them. When the three objects are aligned properly, they form a rectangular frame. This rectangular alignment unlocks an image of the missing fourth Mosler painting.

It was in the middle of the October of 2015 when I first encounter the architectural design known as stairs as this immoveable and intimidating object. It wasn’t until I suffered an injury in my knee that I came to see stairs as this object that is there, that facilitates getting from a lower to higher place and vice versa, but only for those who can actually use both their legs. Inspired by the short story of Julio Cortazár and the short documentary The Unconscious Art of Graffiti Removal I set myself to make a short film that dealt with the subjects of stairs.