Augmented Vélorutionaries: Digital Rhetoric, Memorials, and Public Discourse

Abstract

Ghost bikes function as MEmorials, or a public acknowledgement of the unspoken costs of petrocultural values. However, ghost bikes are temporary monuments: they are often stolen or taken down by public authorities within just a few days or weeks after their installation. We created the mobile augmented reality experience “Death Drive(r)s: Ghost Bike (Monu)mentality” to visualize MEmorials of ghost bikes digitally.

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Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy
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2017-08
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