PATCHuur

PATCHuur is a digital art collective founded in 2016. The group is known for its interactive installations and augmented reality experiences that often explore themes of technology, urban environments, and human perception. Their work typically involves the integration of digital elements into physical spaces, encouraging viewers to engage with the art in novel ways.

The collective's projects have been exhibited in various galleries and public spaces internationally. They utilize a range of digital mediums, including video projection, generative art, and custom software development, to create immersive environments. PATCHuur's approach often involves site-specific interventions, where their digital creations respond to the architecture and context of their surroundings.

A key characteristic of PATCHuur's artistic output is its focus on accessibility and participation. Many of their installations are designed to be interacted with through personal devices, such as smartphones, further blurring the lines between the digital and physical realms. Their work aims to foster a dialogue about how technology shapes our experience of the world and our interactions with each other. The collective has received attention for its innovative use of technology in artistic expression.