Art Game: Nabil Mir's C-ART (2015)

C-ART stands for The Contemporary Art Video Game, a digital game developed by Nabil Mir with Unity 3D that combines playful interaction and art history. Intended specifically for elementary and middle school children, the has one key goal: to teach art, or rather "cultivate an interest in art" by allowing users to experience digital replicas of famous artworks in an interactive environment, e.g. Robert Morris' scultpures and Franz Kline-s paintings, among others. In the game, art movements have been transformed into stages.

Below are screenshots from "Inside Mark Rothko's Ochre and Red on Red painting" and "The Surrealism" stage where the player must find Salvador Dali.

Mir received a Masters of Science in Integrated Digital Media at New York University’s Polytechnic School of Engineering in May 2015.

C-ART can be play

Submitted by Matteo Bittanti. All images and videos courtesy of the Artist.