Ian de Silva
Unfocus
As there are many mobile apps designed to pull your attention, these interactions have become a kind of normalized addictiveness, such as doom scrolling.
I am working on the topic of attention and a meditation app using augmented reality because I want to understand how this technology can be useful from beyond the screen and into a physical space.
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Unfocus - Placing the stand
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Unfocus - Adjusting angle and height
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Unfocus - Setting gaze
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