Hidden in Plain Sight: Memory and Perspective in Augmented Reality

This video essay explores how augmented reality and anamorphic illusion can reframe our understanding of memory not as a static archive but as a shifting, interpretive experience shaped by perspective. I examine how visual storytelling and perceptual play can evoke emotional resonance and invite viewers to reconstruct meaning in fragmented digital spaces.

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