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3D Immersive Arts New Mexico explores the fusion of traditional arts -- visual, performance, and literary -- with immersive 3D spaces, both digital and physical. Whether crafted by hand or rendered in software, these artworks surround you. They invite you in. You don't just look at them; you step inside.

Immersive art can involve virtual or augmented reality (like A Christmas Carol VR), but it doesn’t have to. Think Meow Wolf: giant walk-through worlds built from scratch, layered with story, interactivity, and surprise. Museums and galleries are increasingly embracing this form, blending projections, sculpture, sound, and technology to create whole new realities.

Sometimes the digital and physical worlds converge. For example, Walkabout Mini Golf: Meow Wolf is a VR game that recreates the wild energy of the Santa Fe installation. (After playing it, I drove straight to Meow Wolf in person—I had to see it for real.)

I’m a passionate hobbyist. I create social VR worlds (look for “Chuck Altspace” in VRChat) and tinker with 3D printers. I'm on my eighth! I consider 3D printing part of immersive art, too. A 3D-printed sculpture may live on a shelf or in a virtual gallery halfway across the world.

If you’re curious about creating, exploring, or just experiencing 3D immersive art, come join us. And check out our sibling groups:

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