My First VR Gallery: A New Portal Opens

Over the last few years, I’ve been experimenting with VR and something that feels like a return to a truth I’ve always known:

Art wants to live in worlds, not just walls.

Using a platform called OnCyber, I built my very first VR gallery space. You can watch the video above as a preview, but if you have a VR headset, go to this link (obviously).

It’s a simple structure, but it’s filled with powerful energy, the energy of real work, real time, real effort.

Inside the gallery, you’ll find a collection of my 1/1 Crypto Art originally minted on my SuperRare profile (many of which have not sold yet, which is a perfect reminder that creation doesn’t depend on outcome). Along the floors, I dropped a few of my newest 3D sculpture experiments as well.

They are playful markers of the new worlds I’m beginning to build.

This space wasn’t about selling.
It wasn’t about chasing attention.
It was about honoring the archive and giving life and motion to pieces that otherwise sit quietly behind digital walls.

It’s about creating a new portals where the work can continue breathing, evolving, and radiating its energy. I love my work and deeply believe in its value to inspire my fellow humans.

“The Tessellation Garden” project is coming soon… but this first step felt necessary.

(Oh, and I promise that I will be sharing my full artist residency works / studio with the Loop Art Critique / MUDD foundation here soon too!)
A reminder to myself that building worlds starts with the tiniest acts:
dragging, dropping, rearranging, giving your work a home inside imagination.

In a way, this first VR gallery isn’t just a space.
It’s a seed.

A seed for new worlds, new viewers, new expansions I can’t fully predict yet, but can already feel the buzzing in the air.

 

Thank you for being here!