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ENTER Mölndal - Kvarnbyn
Malmö University, Faculty of Culture and Society (KS), School of Arts and Communication (K3).
2018 (English)Artistic output (Unrefereed)
Physical description [en]

Site-specific Mixed Reality Walk, 40 min

Abstract [en]

Enter Mölndal – Kvarnbyn is a web-based mixed reality walk and museum experience that the audience experience on location in Kvarnbyn - an old industrial town in Mölndal, Sweden - with their own smartphone and a pair of headphones. It is a documentary form of storytelling with digital panoramas and micro-stories that together forms a larger story about the practical and socio-political situation in Kvarnbyn and its 19th and 20th century industrial history. The walk starts next to Forsebron, the main bridge over the rapids with a spectacular view of the waterfall. It consists of four stops to which the user is guided. At each place the smartphone screen displays a panorama image of the location. Each panorama has 2-5 windows and the user is invited to tap on the window to experience a short story. These micro stories are portrayed as short films with binaural sound. They are based on the museum’s archival material and are told by a street lamp, a washing lady, a linseed, factory workers and an eel, to name a few. In total there are 16 micros stories to be discovered during the walk. The web-based experience uses augmented (AR) and mixed reality (MR) technologies together with location-aware applications. Artistically these technologies are used to provide multiple layers of the site and unfold the potential transactions between body, imagination, senses and environment. The audience sees and feels one thing in reality, hears/sees another layer of the same place via the smartphone, and creates a third in their own imagination and thought. All information, i.e. sound, narration, videos, and animations, are created and developed on site from the archival material. They are therefore site specific and interact in a nuanced way with the physical world, the buildings around, and the situation. Duration: Ca 40 min, depending on choices made along the walk. Langauges: Available in Swedish and English. Capacity: 1 person per smartphone. Technical format: The experience runs on the smartphone’s web browser and is started by entering https://entermolndal.se. The content is streamed to the smartphone and wifi is needed during the walk. Site specific but not locked, i.e. the digital part of the experience can be started anywhere. Premiere: 16 June 2018, at Kvarnbyn in Mölndal, Sweden. Part of Mölndal Stadsmuseum’s permanent exhibitions.

Place, publisher, year, pages
2018.
Keywords [en]
mixed reality, Augmented Reality, AR, binaural sound, digital heritage, heritage, archive, choreography
National Category
Humanities and the Arts
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URN: urn:nbn:se:mau:diva-8204Local ID: 28149OAI: oai:DiVA.org:mau-8204DiVA, id: diva2:1405193
Note

CREDITS: Concept, script, director: Marika Hedemyr. Creative Technologist: Jacob Michelsen, RISE Interactive. Sound: Helena Persson. Graphic Design: Claes Pettersson. Film: Archival footage from Mölndals Stadsarkiv, Thomas Erdegard Drönartjänst, Marika Hedemyr. Film Editing: Pontus Hjortén. Voices: Siri Hanbert, Marika Hedemyr, Linda Hellström, Anna Fallström, Mikael Fjelldal, Franck Olofsson, Jan Sandberg, Miranda Törnqvist, Olivia Törnqvist. Museum of Mölndal: Cajsa Lagerkvist, Ulla Hasselqvist, Christine Caux Gustafsson and staff at the department of Museum, Art and Culture. Programming assistent: Emil Berzén, Jakob Kallin. Sound technician: Anton Hedlund. 360 image editing: Loan Stekla. Produced by: Museum of Mölndal in collaboration with RISE Interactive and Marika Hedemyr Projects. With support by: Torsten Söderbergs Stiftelse.

Available from: 2020-02-28 Created: 2020-02-28 Last updated: 2020-06-02Bibliographically approved

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