Step inside the drawings of contemporary artist Agustin Di Luciano.
An immersive VR art experience where hand-drawn worlds, generative visuals, and original sound become spaces you can enter and explore. Drift through cosmic portals, meet the Forest Goddess, and lose yourself in the evolving landscapes of the Hyperspace series — art made to be felt from the inside.
Di Luciano's work has been exhibited at the MARCO Contemporary Art Museum (Buenos Aires), Faena Art (Miami), the NASDAQ Building (New York), and Decentraland's Metaverse Art Week. His practice — where drawing, nature, and technology meet — comes home to your headset as an ongoing series of immersive pieces.
No goals. No score. Just a few quiet minutes inside a living artwork. Each experience pairs hand-drawn imagery with original sound, moved through at your own pace — seated or standing, gentle on the senses.
New generative pieces are added over time. Become a Studio Patron from inside the app to support the work and unlock every new piece as it's released, along with glimpses from the studio.
Put on your headset, breathe, and step through.
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June 1, 2026
• New features to make your interactions more enjoyable • Bug fixes to ensure a more stable app environment If you're enjoying the app, please consider leaving a 5-star review to help us reach more users. Want to be part of our creative process? Follow us on Instagram @dilucious and share your…
December 11, 2025
RealityJay is finally live on Meta Quest! This is not a shooter or a score chase. It’s an interactive artwork I designed to give you a quick emotional reset. How to get the best first session (3–6 minutes): - Turn on hand tracking and remove the controllers. - Stand centered, look at the desert,…
November 11, 2025
I installed and played this one last night. It felt like it was a project for a VR Dev 101 class at a local community college. If that were the case, I shouldn't bag on it. I do like experimental wtf VR stuff...so I'll give it a very generous 3 stars in that case. I hope that whoever developed this app/game will continue down the path...because maybe after a few more years of experience, they'll create something great.
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