For my thesis project, I created an augmented reality–enabled print book that explores how AR can expand the possibilities of traditional print. As my research deepened, I became increasingly fascinated by the word 'reality' and how technology blurs the boundaries between what we see, what we believe, and what we experience.

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The project became both a technical study and a personal reflection. By merging physical pages with virtual overlays, I examined the tension between the tangible and the imagined, inviting readers to question how they interpret the world around them. My goal was to spark curiosity, encourage reflection, and highlight the fluid, ever-shifting nature of reality.

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To view the AR experience:
Download the free Zappar  app, open it, and point your device at any image marked with the lightning-bolt logo.