In this episode of Virtual Art Insights, we dive deep into one of the most exciting shifts in contemporary art: the rise of virtual and augmented reality experiences. Host sits down with curator and immersive art specialist Ivy Nelson to explore how VR and AR are transforming the way art is created, exhibited, and experienced. From early pioneering works like Char Davies’ Osmose to landmark pieces by Anish Kapoor, Marina Abramović, teamLab, Refik Anadol, and Nancy Baker Cahill, Ivy unpacks the evolution of the medium and what makes truly powerful immersive art. Together they discuss:

• The difference between spectacle and meaningful immersion
• How VR and AR change the relationship between artwork and viewer
• Landmark works that redefined presence, participation, and emotion
• Challenges around accessibility, ownership, and conservation
• Where immersive art is headed in the next decade

Whether you’re an artist, curator, collector, or simply curious about the future of creativity, this conversation offers a clear and insightful look at why stepping inside the artwork changes everything. Listen now and join us inside the virtual gallery.