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How much is the ticket? 200 CZK | reduced 130 CZK | free for DOX Club members (reservation required)
How long does it last? The length of one guided tour is 50 minutes.
The recommended age limit for guided tours of VR worlds is 15 years old.
The capacity of one guided tour is limited to 4 people.
The VR installation is part of the ART*VR festival programme.
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Poupětova 1, Praha 7
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Do you feel like taking a break from the real world? Try the virtual ones in which there are no limits - of your appearance, the laws of physics or fantasy.
VR worlds, as the name suggests, are 3D environments in virtual reality with the possibility of free movement. There are thousands of them on the VRChat platform, and people from all over the world meet in them mainly for the purpose of socializing, since VR worlds allow voice communication between avatars-visitors. Although they are mostly non-linear and exploratory, even the Venice Film Festival includes them in its selection, including the competitive one. So what do they have to do with film? Or are they closer to video games or fine art? Come explore the art of VR worlds during our November VRChat Saturday on November 9, 2024.
Painting technique: oil on pixels. What is the future of galleries in VR?
11:00, 13:00, 15:00, 17:00
Udon Bird Sanctuary by 1029chris
VRC Museum by Ectique
Eccentric Rooms by suzuki_i
Finishing Touch - Art Studio ＆ Gallery by Mixie!
Daydreaming: riding a virtual horse, and swimming in endless pools
12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00
Udon Bird Sanctuary by 1029chris
Horse Canyon by NProwler
Liminal Dreams: The Poolrooms by Lotus
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