Except everything was inside cubes.

In v r ^2, or v r squared, everything is out in the open on display.

Take a gander at the trailer below.

A domed red and grey exhibtion hall in a green field with the letters v r 2 in front of it.

Thats why the ‘2’ is raised, he says.

GET IT???

Barr is a professor of computation arts at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec.

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I had a go at v r^2 and found it interesting enough.

Id be up for more gawping simulators like these.

Pippin Barr’s v r^2 is a remake of his earlier v r 2 digital exhibitions of Unity engine game objects.