An audio and visual installation that takes inspiration from the popular tourist attraction “Camera Obsucra” located in Edinburgh. Utilising reactive audio, “Audio Obsucra” allows the participant to experience auditory illusions designed to disorientate and get out what they put in to the experience. For example, the more the participant speaks into the microphone, the more affected the visual of the user becomes on screen. Some Users found the installation overwhelming describing the experience as a sensory overlord. This achieved the desired effect from the creators. It gave a great opportunity to talk and explain relating concepts with the installation. It has been said that people are exposed to endless amounts of data online that can become too much to handle, much like how a person with normal hearing for their age cannot turn off their hearing.

As part of my Sound Design 2 hand in, I create an Augmented Reality game using inspiration from popular mobile game applications. The game uses interactive sounds to steer the player into an immersive experience as the perform the tasks in game to complete levels and achieve a high score. Most of these sounds are location based, encouraging the player to try the game in different environments to enhance the playing experience.

I studied the area inwhich local buisness trades with the public every sunday to create an interactive expierence in the form of an AR application, designed to allow users to gauge what will be shwon each sunday at the marketplace.