**_Unframed_** is a cross-disciplinary exhibition project that intertwines contemporary art with augmented reality (AR). Set across five European countries—_Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Italy, and Romania_—and potentially reaching farther, the project challenges conventional modes of interaction between audiences and societal processes, using AR to transform static artworks into dynamic portals of dialogue and discovery.

  
At its core, **_Unframed_** invites emerging artists to interpret topics like climate action, digital rights, food security, deforestation, coastal vegetation, queer culture, and others that are covered by European politics. These interpretations take the form of ten unique exisitng artworks (we are not commissioning you to make new work), that will be displayed through AR, enabling audiences to interact with the works using their smartphones or tablets. This immersive experience is designed to make policy tangible, offering new ways for viewers—especially younger generations—to engage with ongoing societal processes.

  
The addition of a physical installation that will support the digital experience–**_Reality Array modules_**–aims to improve the project’s accessibility and further our environmental efforts. This modular exhibition system, made from recycled plastic, replaces single-use AR markers with adaptable, transportable structures. This approach opens the exhibition to diverse spatial configurations, ranging from gallery settings to public spaces. Reality Array is inspired by modules designed by Luca Bilbo Rasmussen and Selma Lindhardt Blomberg for the Juxtapose Art Fair.

  
**PARTNERS**

  
De Structura, BASIS, Club Silencio, TIcAS, Subtopia, Artlink

  
Supported by the European Cultural Foundation and co-funded by the European Union.

**Locations:** The exhibition will be displayed in at least five locations across Estonia, Italy, Sweden, and Finland between March and November 2025.

  
**Fee:** Each selected artist will receive a one-time fee of €200\. There is no application fee. In short, we try to give and not take.

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