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“Outstanding new version of the artist’s studio and production with both positive and deceptive “mise en scène” of art pieces and situations.”
***** by Special T+

“Raoul Pictor is bridging the gap between reality and virtual world. Make your living room a museum, impress your friends with some famous art on your walls. Great concept (…) Raoul Pictor is to digital art what Jason Rohner is to games.”
**** by sya72

“Probably one of the most radical painting app!”
***** by hjag93

“Curate your own painting show!”
***** by CK (curator TMproject gallery)

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“Making of” | agent K in work | Augmented Reality view of “Square Face #I”, 2016

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“Making of” | agent K in work | Augmented Reality view of “Untitled”, 2016

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“A85traKt_90”, 2014 – oil on canvas, 60×90 cm.

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“Making of” | agent K in work | Augmented Reality view of “Random Debris”, 2016

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Great update of a digital art classic “With this app, you will get a pioneer work of digital art – for free! Furthermore, it will generate an endless amount of new artworks! Raoul Pictor, the charming ficticious painter starring this app, was first created in 1993 on an Apple LC 475 computer. The pictures created by Raoul were printed on an ink jet printer. The exhibition visitors could take the prints for free. This App is an update of the project, created on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the piece. Raoul is still painting (and drinking and taking naps to get inspiration) and you can print his paintings, but there are also new features. The augmented reality function is tons of fun. Raoul’s paintings appear on the screen of the built in camera, so you can add them to any room you’re in, e.g. replace other pictures in a picture you take of an art show or add them to your favorite white wall at home. The photos you created with the inserted paintings can be share with one click on the projects Flickr page.”

RD, art historian