How can Artists use VR? (part 2)
It has become clear that Virtual Reality has a very wide appeal beyond a pure gaming experience. Many artists are exploring VR as a means to reach wider audiences both by presenting the pieces of art in new creative ways or sometimes even co-creating it together with the audience. So today we decided to take a look at a few examples of how VR can be (and already is) applied in the creative sphere.
(part 2)
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