The renowned art gallery, Inloco, is proud to announce the launch of its pop-up gallery in the Metaverse, an immersive virtual world that offers new opportunities to showcase art beyond the traditional physical space. With this groundbreaking move, Inloco becomes one of the first galleries to explore the potential of the metaverse as a new frontier for contemporary art.
The pop-up gallery showcases a diverse collection of contemporary art, spanning paintings, sculptures, installations, and digital media, cleverly divided into three distinct areas. The exhibition is accessible from anywhere using a computer, virtual reality headset, or mobile device, enabling art lovers to explore the space and immerse themselves in the work.
At the start of the tour, guests are allowed to wander around and appreciate the vibrant paintings that seem to animate as one draws near. Moving further from the gallery, they will encounter a desert vista punctuated by abandoned buildings, each of which has been converted into a captivating work of art. The tour culminates at the Construction Zone, which serves as both a viewing area for the documentary and a hub for artistic expression. Surrounded by captivating visuals, visitors can witness the transformation of this Useless Palace firsthand.
Apart from exhibiting art, the gallery will also organize virtual events such as weekly tours. Visitors can join the tour every Friday at 9:00 PM to delve deeper into the project and learn fascinating facts about the artists from the project curator. They can also ask any questions they may have during the tour.
"We are thrilled to launch our pop-up gallery in the Metaverse," said Anastasia Nesterova, producer of the virtual exhibition. "This is an exciting new chapter for our gallery, as we explore the potential of the Metaverse to transcend physical boundaries and bring art to a global audience."
The virtual exhibition will be available for an indefinite period, offering a unique opportunity for art enthusiasts to explore and discover its immersive collection. To learn more about the gallery, its upcoming events, and to explore the virtual exhibition, please visit https://bit.ly/3p37yHr
The participating artists are: Filippo Minelli / Lokher / Neda Salmanpour / Anton Selone / Dusto / Maxim Ima / Turben / Xeato / Ivan Ilinskii / Sergei Kk
