Current reference
Venue system
Project documentation describes a nine-projector wraparound system with an approximately 15,000 × 1,080 aggregate canvas and an optional floor projector.
Application surface / Release 0 prototype
Gallery Lab
Preview media locally on a flat surface or simple WebXR plane, then learn how to prepare work for a projection environment. The interface is real; the venue geometry and calibration are not yet approved.
Local preview surfaceChoose an image or short video
The venue model and calibrated surfaces are not installed in this prototype.
01 / media
02 / surface
03 / fit
04 / playback
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Both preview modes use a temporary local URL and do not upload media to an Art/Tech server.
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What the prototype can—and cannot—tell you
Critical preparation guidance and the original flat media viewer remain available without WebXR or a venue model.
Known limitation
Geometry is provisional
No reviewed GLB model or current calibration measurements are included. The preview surface does not represent projector placement, overlap, brightness, or venue sightlines.
Useful now
Test flat and spatial fit
Compare contain, cover, and stretch behavior on the accessible flat viewer or a simple screen plane. On a compatible headset, Enter VR opens that plane as an immersive WebXR session.
Prepare the source
Start with Video & Media Fundamentals
Resolution, aspect ratio, codecs, playback, EDID, and signal paths all matter before media reaches a projected surface.
Open the modulePrototype boundary
The WebXR surface is a generic 16:9 plane, not a model of Gallery Art Bar. A reviewed venue model, calibration reference, and physical Quest acceptance test are still required before spatial accuracy can be claimed.