Turning QR Codes Into Art: How Artvizual is Transforming the Game QR codes. We all use them—for menus, payments, guided tours—you name it. They’ve become a daily part of life, with 59% of us scanning them every single day, according to recent numbers. But while they’re undeniably practical, traditional QR codes don’t exactly scream creativity. That’s where Artvizual changes the game. This Amsterdam-based company has flipped the script by launching a store that turns plain QR codes into stunning pieces of visual art, both animated and static. A Quick Look…
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Artvizual Redefines the Art World With QR Code Masterpieces: Uniting Technology, and Creativity in Stunning Art
We all know the regular QR code, but it certainly doesn’t leave a lasting impression on the user.” That’s why we create QR codes using advanced AI technology. The functionality of the QR code remains the same, but the significant difference is that it is integrated into art. The result is a true graphic masterpiece that automatically captures the attention of (potential) customers,” explains James Haselhoef, owner of Artvizual. Leveraging AI-Designed QR Codes for Enhanced Branding and Increased User Engagement The advantage of a QR code developed with the help…
Read MoreArtists contribute Greenfields Veteran’s Memorial Mall mural QR code
Quick response code scans direct visitors to learn more about the historical significance. A new Greenfield Veteran’s Memorial Mall mural QR code has been added to direct people to learn more about the historical information linked to the Massachusetts display. The goal of the barcode is to let people see the display as more than just artwork but as historically significant. Artist Rebecca Tippens of nearby Colrain Massachusetts joined others in painting the original display back in 1990. At the end of November, Tippens was joined by Nancy Baker and…
Read MoreWill a giant QR code help to save the environment?
A Taiwanese artist has used a tech friendly mangrove project to combat climate change. Tuvalu, a tiny country in the South Pacific made of nine islets, now features a giant QR code art project. This quick response code is meant to act as a means to draw attention to the battle against climate change. The barcode was made by Vincent J.F. Huang, an artist from Taiwan. The QR code is made out of 3,000 mangrove trees that the artist planted on Tuvalu’s coastline. The trees were planted in the shape…
Read MoreQR codes enhance “Return of the Native” art exhibit
Troy Kinney Kelley’s sculptures and paintings use quick response codes to inform and educate. Artist Troy Kinney Kelley from Wichita has brought a number of his sculptures as well as his paintings to the Kemp Center for the Arts’s NorthLight Gallery and QR codes have come along with the “Return of the Native” exhibit that will be running right through May 14. The sculptor and painter is hoping to use several styles and methods to bring a realism to his artwork. That said, the exhibit is designed to bring together…
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