Art Plunge

Beautiful and well-done. Very short experience. I would pay much more for every painting to be an open-map to explore. It was worth the price to me, but I think it is no better than free art experiences released lately like The Scream. Worth full price for art lovers.

This is now my go-to experience to introduce people to VR for the first now. It's really awesome, super well designed, smooth, intuitive, and striking. It's short and sweet.

All I can say is WOW. I have been waiting forever for an artistic VR experience like this, and experiencing this was a real delight. Being actually inside the living and breathing world of a painting has always been a fantasy of mine, and this experience achieves it in full. Fantastic execution, design and graphics all round. This and the "Night Cafe" VR experience are among my all-time favorite immersive art experiences. I only wish it was longer and that there were more paintings to experience. Maybe also adding a slight bit of interactivity would have been nice. Also it would have been great if I had a slightly bigger margin of space to move around, but honestly this is an amazing work of VR art, developers. Thank you for this and I look forward to trying more of your work! I really hope more people review this amazing experience so that it gets the attention it well deserves!

This is the future of art appreciation. In this very interesting application one actually enters the paintings. The 2 standouts are the MonaLisa and Starry Night. In Mona Lisa , she actually smiles at you. You can walk right up to her and look around the room , and over the terrace. The Starry Night is alive with movement, quite fabulous and a must for any Van Gogh fan.

THIS! is how Art should be translated to VR. Best VR art experience yet. Very short but superbly demonstrated.

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Since the world was "shut down" due to the pandemic crisis, probably a lot of us have missed not only the social gatherings but also all the cultural legacies - from theatre play to such a thing as sculptures, paintings or other forms of art. Virtual Reality technology was probably like a relief in all of that, through the possibilities of its use, not just for gaming, but also for more stimulating and intellectual things. "Art Plunge" is one of these VR creations, where instead of playing in some very demanding game, we are facing cultural and artistry legacy, without leaving our home environment. Instead of a casual game, once you put on your VR set - you end up in the gallery featuring 5 paintings you may choose from; Girl Reading a Letter, or Starry Night are just examples, same goes for the very famous worldwide Mona Lisa, which is also appearing and is possible to be "seen differently". You see: Once you choose the art in the gallery, you may view it from the inside, turn aro...

OMG! The 3D Mona Lisa is outstanding! I can say it adds more value to the masterpiece by Leonardo! You know that Gioconda's eyes seem to follow you when you move in front of the painting, right? Well, here you're in front of a living 3D Gioconda, a very realistic and accurate minimal 3D animation. She moves slightly her neck, her head and her eyes to follow you when you walk in every direction; even when you kneel down, she bows her head in a very realistic way! She looks alive! Her smile, her facial expression, here they gain more nuances and meanings. She is a bit enigmatic, a bit naive, a bit childish, a bit sly, a bit flirtatious, a bit seductive, a bit attractive. Sometimes it's like she's playing with you! Few accurate movements of the eyebrows are enough to give more depth and nuances to the enigmatic expression of the Gioconda! Developers dare to confront the Leonardo masterpiece and transpose it in a 3D context; the result is very smart, fresh but still respectful of the origi...

Cool experience, but very short. Until more content arrives, I give this a thumbs down for content/price ratio. Other then that it is a really cool idea and it is well made. I hope more paintings will be added to justify the price.

This is absolutely worth buying, and there is some beauty to behold. However, there's much to say in the way of constructive feedback, and so I will focus my review on that. First, I found it quite disappointing that this was an incredibly 'white christian' gaze. Of course, if that is what the creators wanted then good for them I guess. It's just disappointing to me. And I found 'The Creation of Adam' piece to be quite funny more than anything, that the creators chose this as the final artwork, evidently intended as a kind of 'finale', and it is really a rather ridiculous and amusing painting to me. I felt also most of the works could have used a little more in the way of 'interpretive license'. The most obvious choice here is the Van Gogh. Perhaps I am spoiled by the Dreams-inspired Starry Night creation, which is exceptionally creative and beautiful (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo27NdFIGss), but the Art Plunge interpretation was particularly straightforward for a surrealist pi...