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This is the first in a series of video reports documenting the progress of The Artvertiser, an urban, hand-held, augmented-reality project exploring the live substitution of advertising content for art.

The footage shows the project in action on the streets of both Berlin and Madrid.

Software is trained to recognise individual advertisements, each of which become a virtual 'canvas' on which an artist can exhibit when viewed through the hand-held device.

The project was initiated by artist and developer Julian Oliver in February 2008 and is being developed in collaboration with artists Clara Boj and Diego Diaz.

You can read more about the project at theartvertiser.com

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  • Jamie Dubs plus 6 months ago
    Add-Art for the real world. Brilliant.
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  • thesystemis plus 5 months ago
    such a nice idea !!
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  • igorsaraiva 5 months ago
    incredible vision!
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  • baldakino 5 months ago
    Cool, it works!! remember being curious when you explained the idea last year @interactivos - looks like a LOT of work to get the frame-recog robust, pffoei... but then we have more secret windows of our own...
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  • dell boy desmond 5 months ago
    Excellent!
    But scary in a way. I cannot imagine if the corporations start using your idea, thousand of layers of ads!
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  • Tom Goskar 4 months ago
    A really interesting concept. Mobile software on Android / iPhone / S60 would be essential to allow the masses to enjoy. Great stuff! :-)
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  • visualchemy 4 months ago
    was dreaming about such device since I read 'black oceans' novel - Just get it to work with transparent oled glasses and you get real life ad block :)
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