A guided heritage walk with the artist and the public took place on Sunday October 22nd using her smartphone artwork 'Apparitions' app. Starting from The Royal Victoria Hotel on St Leonards' sea front the group viewed The Pier of St Leonards last seen in 1951 and then walked a mile to Hastings town centre so see the Memorial Clocktower demolished in 1973.

Apparitions latest 'geotagged' function triggers life sized creations of St Leonards Pier and The Memorial Clocktower with Prince Albert back in place when standing on their original sites using augmented reality viewed in mobile devices. Download the Apparitions free app and instructions here

Here is a photo gallery of the heritage walk 

The show is called 'No Hammer Needed' as the art works do not hang or fix to any wall, they are digital, augmented, and inside your mind. It was open to the public each Friday and Saturday evenings from 5-9pm. The art experience involving flickering stroboscopic white lights is only suitable for adults who had read over a consent form and do not have migraines or photosensitive epilepsy.

Over 5 weeks this evolved from an analytical aesthetic into a slower, more intuitive, bespoke session with the artist involving her VJ skills and experiences, melting nostalgia from locally sourced  vintage postcards into live brainwave recordings made from the guests who booked. There were also 3 guest interventions with Pyramid of Dwarves, Bren Hax and Jason Williams which were experimental sessions to test new ideas.

Here are more photos 

"After my experience, I felt my emotions lift and I no longer felt fatigued. The experience was uplifting with a warm tingle. There were some hallucinogenic experiences and I also travelled ‘backwards’ and found myself in memory zones I had not thought about for a while. I feel refreshed and rebooted" - 

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