Environments
Bring people closer to the performance.
Explore the room, the gathering and new ways to participate.
A livestream lets people watch. It does not place them in the room.
Place
A stage, a hall, a club, or a room that is still being designed.
Desired outcome
Artists and audiences can test a participatory spatial performance.
Practical project ideas
- Test sightlines and gathering before opening night.
- Explore participatory formats without claiming artist likenesses you do not hold rights to.
- Help remote participants understand the room, not only a flat livestream.
What you can bring
- Venue photos you own
- Room plans
- Participation goals
- Access needs
What happens next
Save an initial draft on this device. It stays private. A person becomes involved after you choose to continue with an account or a verified contact path.
A livestream lets people watch. Spatial work is about placing people in the room — when rights and workflow allow.
FAQ
Why are there no artist photos?
Artist likenesses, performances, and music need their own rights. This page uses respectful venue context only when cleared.
You do not need a headset to understand this environment or to start a project.
Enter VR, AR, and immersive controls appear only on a device that supports them, and only when a configured experience is available. No live XR experience is offered on this page yet.