Télécharger Earth Plastic View sur PC

Earth Plastic View Sur iTunes

Take a photo in front of the Matterhorn with superimposed lines, which frame the volume of the global amount of granulated plastic.  A realistic animation at the Matterhorn helps to impart a deeper understanding of the extent of the global volume of plastic.  The app provides a fun way of raising awareness of the issues involved and enables the scale of the global volume of plastic to be appreciated on a visual level through interactive functions.  3D perspective to experience the growth of the global volume of granulated plastic at the Matterhorn.  The various functions of the »Earth Plastic View« Art app render the magnitude of the volume of plastic at the Matterhorn tangible to the user.  The artist Branko Šmon's „Earth Plastic View“ visualises the current volume of plastic worldwide – approx.  The animation shows a Matterhorn plastic transformation in a cosmic view.  The app can also be used worldwide, thus propagating Branko Šmon's artistic message to create a new awareness on the plastic issue.  The »Earth Plastic View« Art app developed for the project takes the experience of art into a new dimension.  This special extent corresponds to the volume of the Matterhorn within the mountain massif.  It also provides information about the art project, the artist and the environmental issues relating to plastic.  It offers a multidimensional art experience which adds a virtual level to the real-life experience of the Matterhorn.  Take a photo in front of the Matterhorn either on a sunny winter’s day or during the summer.  The animation is superimposed on the real Matterhorn.  Become part of a global awareness of the plastics issue.  The photo function allows anyone to become part of the art by photographing themselves with the superimposed lines.  An outline of the Matterhorn at any place in the world.  The real-world natural horizon and the »digital horizon« blend to form a controversial new entity.  Branko Šmon transcends the boundaries of traditional art.  The EPV art filter aims to prompt users to spread the project’s message globally.  7 billion tonnes, which in granule form extends over an area of some 14km³.