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Statuevision is an interactive public projection performance that engages citizens in conversations about urban histories. Statuevision: Glasgow invites participants to explore Glasgow's history through its iconic statues and monuments. This performance employs interactive technologies that enable participants to animate three-dimensional renderings of the cities statues while learning about the lives of the figures.