Total Eclipse of the Art
summary
Builds an augmented reality app that places augmented reality statues beside real monuments without markers, finishes 22 statues in Central Park and expands to 45 more across 12 countries, and prototypes a mixed‑reality health kiosk—the bio ball with Hololens—that records pulse, BMI and blood pressure. 2600 biometric stats go to Disney testers; the bio ball rolls out as a pop‑up and earns ~88 million impressions first week. The work is messy, often crashes, but ships and scales.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Emotional journey of creation
- 4:32Honeymoon phase of projects
- 7:43Prototyping and early struggles
- 10:10The dip in creativity
- 13:19Prototyping and expectations
- 16:30Testing in real-world
- 18:55Losing confidence
- 22:47Project rock bottom
- 25:58Finding motivation
- 28:49Rebuilding momentum
- 30:37Final push to completion
- 33:27Bio Ball case study
- 34:22Fresh off the Press case study
- 36:22Emotional rollercoaster necessity
- 37:03Creativity conquers all
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