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# Whateverland brings explorable art to personal VR
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/whateverland-brings-explorable-art-personal-vr/
- Published: 2015-07-30T15:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2015-11-17T17:30:53.000Z
- Description: Designers at Lucid Trips have announced Whateverland, a game world that is also a virtual reality art gallery, allowing players to explore on personal VR devices. Players will be able to propel themselves as a pair of dissociated arms through a colorful “Dreamplanet” and interact with pieces that ca
- Author: Edeline Wrigh
- Tags: News, 3D Printer, Art, Daim, gero doll, HTC Vive, Neo Rauch, Oculus, project morpheus, Rolf Bergmeier, Virtual Reality, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2024-07-26 09:39

Designers at [Lucid Trips](http://www.lucidtrips.com/?ref=killscreen.com) have announced *Whateverland*, a game world that is also a virtual reality art gallery, allowing players to explore on personal VR devices. Players will be able to propel themselves as a pair of dissociated arms through a colorful “Dreamplanet” and interact with pieces that can be later bought in the form of a 3D print. The gallery will feature the work of prominent German artists Gero Doll, Rolf Bergmeier, Neo Rauch, and Daim.

a more immersive “flying” experience.

The designers hope to make their project cross-platform—inclusive of Oculus Touch, HTC Vive & Lighthouse, and Sony’s Project Morpheus—using dual hand controllers. They aim to make control intuitive and simple; players simply push themselves off the ground, and this mechanic allows for actions as diverse as swimming, walking, and flying. Though their world can be explored sitting or standing, *Lucid Trips* also includes a rig and hanger for players to suspend themselves from the ceiling and a device to simulate airflow—that is, drag and drift—to create a more immersive “flying” experience.

*Whateverland* is only the first planet in what they hope to eventually be a diverse “solar system” of Dreamplanets, eventually including user-created content.