Sanctu[AR]y :: Samsung

The future of endangered species is in our hands. That simple but powerful truth inspired Samsung Sanctu[AR]y, a collective art project that uses Augmented Reality to bring it to life right in your own palms.

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The project in 5 phases:

01 ::
Connection

Samsung brings together 16 of the best Thai creators to embark in a project using AR Doodle with collaboration at its core.

They decide to create everlasting art around a very poignant issue in Thailand: endangered species.

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02 ::
Inspiration

Legendary UK-based illustrator Mr Doodle connects with the creators in Bangkok, demonstrating his prowess as a doodler and the versatility of the AR Doodle.

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03 ::
Co-Creation

The 16 creators create collaborative doodle art to celebrate 10 animals under threat, including tigers, elephants, and whale sharks.

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04 ::
Discovery: Gallery

An installation at Samyan Mitrtown, in the heart of Bangkok, lets users embark on the Samsung Sanctu[AR]y. A world-first hand recognition filter, powered by Facebook’s Spark AR tech.

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04 ::
Discovery: AR Lens

The issue unfolds in the palm of your hand: 10 AR lenses for 10 animals.

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05 ::
Vanishing Lens

After the experience, visitors receive a follow-up thank you message, including the face filter of one of the endangered animals.

The filter disappears after a few seconds to be replaced with a message urging them not to let the real animals disappear as well.

 
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Final user flow of the project, designed by our team at We Are Social together with Resn and Facebook Creative Shop:

 
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