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"Unreal City", an unusual new art exhibition, has been taking place in London along the River Thames.
However, they are invisible to the naked eye.
Audiences discover them with augmented reality.
When you scan the QR code on one of these red buoys, the sculptures are revealed.
Isabela Herig is the Marketing and Communications Executive at Acute Art, which curated the exhibition.
Herig: "This piece is quite interesting also because some of the elements of the table are interactive."
This virtual exhibition provides a unique way of enjoying art in open spaces.
Daniel Birbaum is the curator of "Unreal City".
He feels that VR art can reach new audiences who wouldn't normally be able to visit big exhibitions.
Birbaum: "One of the ideas has been to democratise art, to, in a way, make art visible in places where normally it's not visible.
