The Influence of Virtual Reality Technology on Modern Art
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virtual reality; art; 3D art exhibition; preservation.Abstract
Since its inception, virtual reality (VR) technology has experienced rapid development. Following the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020, the utilization of VR technology has increased significantly. In the arts sector, VR technology has brought about substantial changes. This paper aims to explore the current trends and future prospects of VR technology in the domain of art. The article undertakes an analysis of the impact of VR technology on art exhibitions, artistic creation, and art education. Virtual reality provides several advantages in these areas, such as minimizing the risk of damage to art pieces during display and storage, along with the creation of innovative painting techniques and mediums. Conclusively, this paper discusses the potential benefits of implementing VR technology in the art field. Moreover, it examines the challenges and inconveniences faced prior to the adoption of this technology. Overall, VR technology demonstrates promising opportunities for advancing the arts, and further research in this area is warranted.
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