The document describes an interactive art installation called "there's a hole in the bucket" which uses suspended buckets of water and gravity to demonstrate how teamwork and cooperation are needed to continuously refill buckets as water leaks out, representing how communities must work together. The installation aims to be tangible and hands-on for participants to directly engage with.

1. Ann Morrison
‘there’s a hole in
the bucket’
Suspended water
and bucket work,
required people
fill the bucket.
gravity fed
Tangible and
interactive
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7. MobileAR,
where
the
real
is
augmented
and
the
focus,
not
the
small
screen
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8. Talk2me