One space. Three moments. It is in-person, with a bar and a common area in the garden. It is in-person-virtual, with augmented reality artworks that appear in the bamboo grove when QR Codes are activated. And it is virtual, with a gallery created exclusively in the Metaverse. The art - curated by Vanda Klabin - is the highlight: the pool becomes an installation by Maritza Caneca; and the Olhar 2022 exhibition features works by Carlos Vergara and young artists from the outskirts of the city, presented simultaneously here and in China.
