• Vienna

    Vienna is the largest city of Austria and the starting point of the Artificial Museum.

    There are 64 artifacts in this city

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  • Toronto

    There are 14 artifacts in this city

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  • St. Pölten

    The capital of the State of Lower Austria in northeast Austria,,The city lies on the Traisen river and is located north of the Alps and south of the Wachau.

    There are 13 artifacts in this city

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  • Chemnitz

    Chemnitz (from 1953 to 1990: Karl-Marx-Stadt) is going to be the European Capital of Culture in 2025

    There are 10 artifacts in this city

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  • Dresden

    Dresden is the capital city of the German state of Saxony.

    There are 4 artifacts in this city

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  • Rapottenstein

    There are 1 artifacts in this city

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  • Krems

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Impressum

Address

SystemKollektiv, z.H. Daniela Weiss
Jörgerstrasse 56-58 Stiege 3, Top 15
1170 Wien
Austria

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Usage

1Orientate yourself on the map or using the list view. In the list you can find more information about the artists, locations and artifacts.
2Navigate on the map until you see an artifact, for example ‘Heartbreakhotel’ by Dagmar Rohm. Open the pop-up by clicking on the object map marker.
3The loading process of the artifact is displayed. Wait until either the second ‘SHOW 3D EXPERIENCE’ button shows, or the 3D scene loads.
4In AR mode (camera view appears) point your smartphone towards the ground until you see a white ring.
5Click on the white ring and experience the artist's augmented reality.
6We hope you enjoy the experience. If you have any feedback: thesystemcollective@gmail.com

Android Setup

Augmented reality on Android requires Chrome 81+ or Brave 1.25+.

1Before loading an augmented reality scene, "Google Play Services for AR" is required.
2Visit the Play Store
3Install Google Play Services for AR
4Reload the Page and follow the Instructions in Usage.

IOS Setup

1Click the "Install Webxr Viewer" button.
2Visit the Apple Store to install Webxr Viewer
3Point the Webxr Viewer to artificialmuseum.com
4Reload the Page and follow the Instructions in Usage.

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FEATURED EXHIBITION: #HGMNeuDenken

FEATURED ARTIST

Peter Várnai

Exponential Sharks

Our mission is to create, procure, research, distribute, and preserve art in public space.

There are more artworks by dead men stored in museums than can be exhibited. What remains is the virtual, imaginary area, with it's almost infinite amount of room.

Instead of continuing the current trend of art as “temporary intervention”, we use the space between the worlds as a self-determined, permanent and experimental playground, with the goal to reawaken imagination and collaboration in public space.

We challenge the status quo and redefine the concept of the museum, rethinking the questions:

What is art and who perceives it?

We support this reoccupation of public space with a decentralized platform based on augmented reality, making gps-anchored artifacts accessible to everyone, both at home and abroad.

Our museum’s 'building' is expanded through participation of the public, inscribed anywhere and without boundaries, making art virtually tangible and accessible, conveying the permanent transformation of art and society by technology.

We are timeless, have infinite space and are always open to the public.

ARTISTS

Adam Lebesmühlbacher, Aliya Davletova, Andrea Nagl, Andrew Zukerman, André Reitter, Anna-Lena Schlamp, Antonio Labuhar, Barbis Ruder, Bela Bender, Bernhard Staudinger, Caroline Bergwinkl, Caroline Gritsch, Catherine Spet, Chora Malik, Christian Milutinovic, Chrysostomos Papachristou, Coco Guzmán, Cristian Anutoiu, Dagmar Rohm, Daphney Joseph, David Wuchte, Debashis Sinha, Eaters - Joga Bonito, Elet.Irrlicht, Elias Jocher, Elise Simard, Evangelos Bakalis, Faiyaz Jafri, Felix Reiterer, Ferdinand Doblhammer, Florian Salvesberger, Georg Luif, Guillermo Tellechea, Heinz Seidenbusch, Hr. Litto, Ines Blatterer, Integral, İlkhan Selçuk Erdoğan, Jakob Sam, Jascha Suess, Jay Vaughan, Jeff Tran, Kata Tüz, Kate Wilson, Khadija Aziz, Kion - Laurenz Oellinger, Klimentina Li, Kokoro, Lev Kerbel, Libby Hague, Litto / Daniela Weiss, Lysann Németh, Madi Piller, Magdalena Marie Friedl, Mandy Knospe, Manuel Bayer, Manuel Cyrill Bachinger, Marco Otoya, Marco Royal Nicodemo, Marek Simonik, Margarete Jahrmann, Maria Legault, Marie-Sophie Singer, Marietta Bitsakaki, Markus Goldgruber, Markus Liszt, Markus Wintersberger, Marlene Mautner, Mathias Hradecsni, Mathias Juvan, Maxim Shchapov, Meks, Miss Bubblebliss, Nadezhda Miru, Nadine Valcin, Nadzeya Dubik, Nasa: Sounds of Saturn, Nick Fox-Gieg, Nikoleta Tourlouki, Noémi Kiss, Oktogon / Sebastian Konzett, Olga Borzęcka, Patryk Senwicki, Peter Schoiswohl, Peter Várnai, Philip Fritz, Philipp Reinsberg, Purple Planet, Reinhold Zisser, Ron Loranger, Sebastian Scholz, Selina Nowak, Simon Rainer, Simone Carneiro, Sissi Petutschnig, Stefan Glasauer, Stefan Stürzer, SystemKollektiv, Theofano Katomoniati, Thomas Wagensommerer, Tim Peham, Tim Rakutt, Tina Kult, Tobias Schermann, Vandragon, Verena Tscherner, Wassily Bartuska, Winston Hacking, xrnoe, YUKI, Zirkus Mops

COLLABORATIONS

Universität für angewandte Kunst WienFachhochschule St. PöltenMuseumsQuartier Wiensmac – Staatliches Museum für Archäologie ChemnitzPix Film ProductionsUsus Kreativ KollektivKlub Solitaer e.V.sandkasten syndikatMY Sound Of MusicDachsbauAa collectionsMetalab ViennaBordsteinlobby e.V.

SUPPORT

Kunst im öffentlichen Raum GmbHWien KulturWirtschaftsagentur WienPetman Foundation

TEAM

Impressum

Address

SystemKollektiv, z.H. Daniela Weiss
Jörgerstrasse 56-58 Stiege 3, Top 15
1170 Wien
Austria

Email

thesystemcollective@gmail.com

Privacy notice

No spying

We promise to never analyze, track or sell any data about you.

We will also never save any data without asking explicitly.

Local data

All browser features that collect sensitive data (device orientation, 3d-map of your surroundings, camera video streams, geolocation) DO NOT and NEVER WILL transmit this data to our servers.

Session storage

We save some data in your browser to handle our in-page popups.

This information gets deleted as soon as you close the browser tab.

Server Code

The server code we wrote and use is open source and free software, using the AGPL-3.0 and published as @grundstein. @grundstein has no third party dependencies, and all parts of the infrastructure are available in it's github organization. Please note that grundstein is experimental and very much work in progress.

Testing our claims

We understand that we live in a time where privacy claims are broken regularily. To test if this homepage is leaking your information to third parties you can use Blacklight, a real-time website privacy inspector, created by "the markup", a nonprofit newsroom that brings tech expertise to tech reporting.

Privacy tools

We recommend every privacy conscious user of the internet to install the Ublock Origin and/or Privacy Badger browser extensions.

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