Analyzing User Experiences in Incorporated Fictionality

Abstract

In this paper, we present an overview of a case study that aims to augment the meaning of real spaces through incorporated fictionality. The case study uses a head mounted display to show real spaces by capturing it through a camera, but the space is augmented from the true real spaces. Our focus, in particular, is criticizing how one can feel a sense of reality in augmented real spaces in a case study because the meaning of the augmented real space is lost if a user does not feel a sense of reality on the incorporated fictionality. We extract some insights and potential pitfalls from the analyses of the case study within participatory design workshops.