One of the world’s most famous art and design institutes, the Royal Academy of Arts in the United Kingdom, is using a virtual reality project to give us a glimpse of future works of art.
As early as the beginning of December last year, Xiao Bian had already reported that the Royal Academy of Arts will cooperate with HTC to hold a special VR art exhibition. Now this exhibition called "Virtually Real" is about to begin (January 12-14). All visitors will be immersed in the works of three artists and feel the potential of using digital technology to create.
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The project is jointly organized by the Royal Academy of Arts and HTC Vive. Visitors can freely move around and appreciate the artist's works in various angles.
The three artists include Adham Faramawy and Elliot Dodd, alumni of the Royal Academy of Arts, and Jessy Jetpacks, a junior. They have all been involved in the field of virtual reality, applications and multimedia.
Mark Hampson, head of the Royal Academy of Arts in the UK, said that the work of these three artists will “lead us to the future with unexpected creative results and new artistic possibilitiesâ€.
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