XR Central and the Indian Art Fair have teamed up to create this year’s fair. With digital twin as a browser-based 3D metaverse experience.
The Indian Art Fair is now in its thirteenth year. It will take place not only on the NSIC grounds, but also in the metaverse. That will begin on April 28.
Also, virtual guests can choose and customize full-body avatars for their experience at the show, according to the press release. The XR Central team has worked hard to provide a variety of headgear, skin color, and body type options. Additionally, this is to ensure that the metaverse is inclusive and varied.
On top of all that, visitors will be able to move between first-person and third-person perspectives. Also, interact with other avatars in the India Art Fair 2022 metaverse.
Additionally, the metaverse would be free and available on a range of devices and browsers is noteworthy.
Art Fair Director
A dedicated new room dubbed The Studio will feature digital and augmented reality initiatives directed by artists, artists’ collectives. Additionally, are the major institutions such as India Art Fair director Jaya Asokan. Moreover, art and technology have long shared a link and we are exploring this junction, she added. Moreover, they are excited to engage with XR Central. For them to establish the India Art Fair metaverse as we move forward into the digital age. This will allow the fair to reach a global audience.
Every year, the Indian capital of New Delhi hosts the Indian Art Fair. There is an emphasis on the city’s native artistic sector. But, the fair also provides selective views into the cultural landscapes of neighboring countries.”
Also, they are really happy to join with IAF. For them to launch its first-ever Metaverse edition of the show, said XR Central co-founder Shrey Mishra. Also, art is on the verge of being disrupted. Especially by immersive technologies like XR. Which have a global market addressable of USD 552.57 billion (AR, VR and MR). The XR Central are quite pleased on MetaQube platform. Which is democratizing the study of metaverses.
