VR-All-Art Platform – World Art Available at a Few Clicks

Monet’s “Cathedral”, Mondrian’s “Composition II” and Picasso’s “Head of a Woman” are just some of the world-known artworks exhibited at the National Museum in Belgrade. In addition to being part of the same collection, what they have in common is that they have been scanned and are available in a virtual reality environment on the VR-All-Art platform, which was developed by Vitomir Jevremovic (Digital Mind) with his team of innovators. The platform is accessible by computer with the help of VR equipment, as well as through mobile phones.

This is a revolutionary platform, which is a new market for artists, galleries, museums and a wide audience, as said on the website of the Innovation Fund.

The VR-All-Art platform, which he made with his team, solves serious problems, such as the exhibition of large-format artworks, transport, costs, logistics etc. Now, at only a few clicks, artists can present their portfolio to a wider audience, whereas galleries, museums and collectors can present their collections at a global level.

VR-All-Art is a platform for exhibiting artworks at virtual exhibitions. These exhibitions can be organized by artists, galleries, museums and collectors. However, VR-All-Art is not just a platform for exhibiting artworks, but also a set of tools which enable an easy planning, organization and archiving of exhibitions.

Narodni muzej Beograd

Fond za inovacionu delatnost Beograd

Digital Mind

Vitomir Jevremović

VR All Art

Cathedral

Composition II

Head of a Woman

Claude Monet

Piet Mondrian

Pablo Picasso

VR equipment