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Step inside a virtual reality art piece inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope
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Virtual reality art created by Ashley Zelinskie is located inside the Whitney Museum of American Art's virtual landscape.
The artist warps two paintings in the Whitney 's collection into 3D models that you can "walk" beneath.
Multiple viewers can enter Twin Quasar at once, and you can see their avatars and even speak with them through voice chat.