Jul 01

Quirky Interactive Art Campaign Lets Kids Send Climate Change Messages With AR Faces

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A new interactive art campaign is making children the face of climate change–literally. The project, from artist Olafur Eliasson with support from agency AKQA, lets kids superimpose their faces on various environmental scenes through augmented reality tech and share their thoughts about how climate change will impact their futures. All that’s needed to participate is…

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