Abstract:Recent progress in augmented reality enables them to be integrated in performing arts applications. So-called "augmented performances" are set up around the world, providing the audience with a new experience. As artistic tools, augmentation elicits aesthetic emotions within the audience by conveying the artists' emotional intent. The emotional communicative power of augmented reality in a performance has however not yet been formally evaluated from a perception point of view. This paper reports an experiment … Show more
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