Most WebXR experiences lack emotion and atmosphere. They show the technology, but not what it can express creatively. I wanted to demonstrate that immersive storytelling can live inside a browser.
I built an interactive WebXR world filled with atmospheric effects, symbolic elements, and real-time interaction — accessible with or without a VR headset.
– A fully navigable WebXR environment
– Dynamic lighting, fog, and cloud effects
– Interactive animations and symbolic storytelling
– Browser and VR headset compatibility
– Optimized WebGL + Three.js performance
This project showed that WebXR can carry depth, storytelling, and emotion — not just technical demos. It proved that browsers can deliver powerful immersive experiences.
The result preserves the sculpture exactly as it is today. It can now be accessed anywhere, protected from physical decay, and integrated into immersive experiences for education and exhibition.
This approach preserved cultural heritage in a permanent, accessible form. Anyone can explore it digitally, regardless of time or location, making culture available to the world.
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