Philosophical Implications of Augmented Reality in Art

This exam examines the philosophical implications of augmented reality's integration into the arts. Candidates will engage with concepts such as representation, reality, and the relationship between digital and physical art forms.

Understanding these philosophical dimensions is essential for artists and theorists to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of AR. The ontological questions raised by AR challenge traditional notions of art, existence, and human perception.

Assessments will focus on the candidate's ability to articulate philosophical arguments regarding AR, demonstrating understanding of how these ideas influence both artistic practice and audience interpretation.

Candidates are expected to relate philosophical theories to practical examples within the realm of augmented reality, showcasing a robust understanding of the interplay between digital and physical aesthetics.