Notes of a Cartoonist is a poignant exploration of loneliness in the midst of the crowd. This series of notes, initially conceived as a reflection on the artist's solitude in drawing, has been transformed into a unique work that challenges the viewer's perception and experience.
On the surface, these notes are static, but in reality, they are gateways to an emotionally charged and vividly interactive world. Through augmented reality technology, these notes come to life, revealing animated drawings and 3D scenarios that intertwine with the texts.
Each animation in "Notes of a Cartoonist" offers a window into the lives of strangers, people who, experiencing loneliness in the midst of the crowd. This work invites viewers to reflect on their own connection to the world and others, generating a unique and emotional experience.
The fusion of art, technology and emotion in "Notes of a Cartoonist " leaves a lasting impression on those who experience it. This work transforms our perception of loneliness in the digital age, highlighting how, although we are connected, we often face distance and anonymity in our search for genuine connections.
"Notes of a Cartoonist" is an artistic testament to human loneliness, a profound expression that challenges us to look beyond appearances and reconnect with the humanity we share in an increasingly digital world.
On the surface, these notes are static, but in reality, they are gateways to an emotionally charged and vividly interactive world. Through augmented reality technology, these notes come to life, revealing animated drawings and 3D scenarios that intertwine with the texts.
Each animation in "Notes of a Cartoonist" offers a window into the lives of strangers, people who, experiencing loneliness in the midst of the crowd. This work invites viewers to reflect on their own connection to the world and others, generating a unique and emotional experience.
The fusion of art, technology and emotion in "Notes of a Cartoonist " leaves a lasting impression on those who experience it. This work transforms our perception of loneliness in the digital age, highlighting how, although we are connected, we often face distance and anonymity in our search for genuine connections.
"Notes of a Cartoonist" is an artistic testament to human loneliness, a profound expression that challenges us to look beyond appearances and reconnect with the humanity we share in an increasingly digital world.
Step 1: Download the Application
Click the red button that says "Download the augmented reality app here."
Step 2: Enable Unknown Sources
Before installing the app, make sure to enable the “Unknown Sources” option in your Android device settings. This will allow you to install applications from external sources safely.
To enable "Unknown Sources":
Go to "Settings" on your Android device.
Find and select "Security" or "Privacy," depending on your Android version.
Activate the "Unknown Sources" or "External Sources" option.
Download the APK file of the app from Google Drive. This is the application that will allow you to experience augmented reality.
Step 3: Installing the Application
Once the download is complete, locate the APK file in your "Downloads" folder or the location where you saved it.
Tap the downloaded APK file to start the installation.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the app installation.
Step 4: Enjoy Augmented Reality
After installation, open the augmented reality app and start enjoying the experience.
Note: We want to inform you that, for exhibition at events, a public application must be used that allows access from both Apple and Android devices. However, to acquire the work, it is necessary to use the private application of the work called "NotesAR," which is currently available exclusively for Android devices.
Click the red button that says "Download the augmented reality app here."
Step 2: Enable Unknown Sources
Before installing the app, make sure to enable the “Unknown Sources” option in your Android device settings. This will allow you to install applications from external sources safely.
To enable "Unknown Sources":
Go to "Settings" on your Android device.
Find and select "Security" or "Privacy," depending on your Android version.
Activate the "Unknown Sources" or "External Sources" option.
Download the APK file of the app from Google Drive. This is the application that will allow you to experience augmented reality.
Step 3: Installing the Application
Once the download is complete, locate the APK file in your "Downloads" folder or the location where you saved it.
Tap the downloaded APK file to start the installation.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the app installation.
Step 4: Enjoy Augmented Reality
After installation, open the augmented reality app and start enjoying the experience.
Note: We want to inform you that, for exhibition at events, a public application must be used that allows access from both Apple and Android devices. However, to acquire the work, it is necessary to use the private application of the work called "NotesAR," which is currently available exclusively for Android devices.
TARGET IMAGE
"To experience augmented reality, follow these simple steps using the "NotesAR" app you previously downloaded:
Open the "NotesAR" application on your mobile device.
Select the image you want to explore in detail by clicking on it.
When the image is maximized on your screen, focus your device's camera on it.
The camera will detect the image and activate the augmented reality experience.
Now you can enjoy the animations and 3D elements that intertwine with the image, revealing a new dimension of the work.
It all started with a vague memory
Each one had their own story like stars in the sky
emergency exit sign
In the loneliness of the crowd, we were close bodies but distant hearts
My doodles capture faces from journeys to unknown destinations
My log reflected a wrong idea of these unknown subjects.
Notes of a Cartoonist reveals my imagination of shared solitude
Mounting
The Notes of a Cartoonist montage consists of nine prints on cotton paper, each framed in black. Each of the nine pieces has a unique size that varies between 10 x 10 cm and 20 x 20 cm.
These variable dimensions bring an intriguing visual dynamic to the exhibition, while the black frames provide a contrast that enhances the images and texts printed on cotton paper. The choice of cotton paper adds a tactile and textural quality that invites the viewer into a deeper sensory experience when interacting with the works.
