The Renaissance man, the painter of the timeless Monalisa, Leonardo da Vinci once said, “Science is the captain, and practice the soldiers.” His masterpieces are representations of endless possibilities. Marrying science and art, this man produced milestones that are years ahead of his time. In 1481, he sketched a design called an Archimedes screw. He adopted the ‘aerial screw’ mechanism, the helix-shaped rotor, instigating a lift, known today as the helicopter. The idea waited for another three hundred years to transpire. Not long until the birth of Sir George Cayley, the father of Aeronautics.
Metaverse is positioned in science. British Physicist Sir Charles Wheatstone discovered the concept of a single 3D image via ‘binocular vision.” Since its inception in 1838, it has become progressive and immersive. It has flourished across the world, enriching the arts and cultures. The new generation of artists is the benefactor of this highly digital platform for the creation of fascinating art in the virtual world. Metaverse has transformed traditional art into a virtual form where the imagination is the only limit. the art beyond conventional and geographical limitations.
Metaverse is flourishing with different art and culture integrating artificial intelligence and versatile VR headsets. The market is much wider as it merges with technology and the global market. Exgoland is the place where the owners enjoy the freedom of art appreciation and can immerse themselves in other virtual societies to have a better understanding of ethnicity, culture, and arts. Various forms of art are present in the metaverse community, such as NFT, digital arts, installation arts, and 3D visuals for an immersive and interactive experience.
EXGOLAND users enjoy digital avatars to have a deeper connection while immersing themselves in the art within a short period of time. Exgoland’s digital space has opened its access simultaneously for art skill enhancement with a high probability of gaining profit. It has an established platform for digital citizens to have decent earnings through interaction with like-minded individuals in the metaverse.
Da Vinci’s masterpiece, Monalisa, has also entered the metaverse. The iconic portrait is rendered in infrared, refractive data, and x-ray for the 3D portrayal. The eight-minute VR experience shared the real story based on the decade-worth research compilation of Louis Frank and Vincent Delieuvin. How do you think Da Vinci will react? Perhaps he has been waiting for this for so long because of his firm belief in science. What do you think? Your imagination is your limit.
