在老子的道家思想中,存在复杂多样、相辅相成和兼收并蓄的“中介”概念。随着建筑技术和建筑空间形式的不断进步,产生了模糊空间,既不完全开放,也不完全封闭的空间。这种"中间 "关系也可应用于存在于虚拟现实和物理世界之间的空间。
日本半导体科学家牧本刚夫和英国记者大卫·曼纳斯于1997年首次提出概念,指的是自由选择工作和学习的地点,把数字技术与工作环境完全联系在一起。很多人认为,未来的都市环境是不健康的、有压力的、有污染的。
《游牧:无人之境》将虚拟现实与数字游牧的概念相结合,探索未来生活和工作方式。它由三个海陆空自然虚拟环境,VR眼镜和一把可移动的椅子组成。人们可以利用VR短暂地逃离现实,进入虚拟自然环境中放松身心。
In Laozi's Taoist thought, there are complex, diverse, complementary and inclusive concepts of "intermediary". With the continuous advancement of architectural technology and architectural space forms, fuzzy spaces are produced, spaces that are neither completely open nor completely enclosed. This "middle" relationship can also be applied to the space that exists between the virtual reality and the physical world.
Japanese semiconductor scientist Takeo Makimoto and British journalist David Manners first proposed the concept in 1997, which refers to the freedom to choose where to work and study, and to completely connect digital technology with the working environment. Many people believe that the future urban environment is unhealthy, stressful and polluted.
"Nomad: No Man's Land" combines the concepts of virtual reality and digital nomadism to explore the way of life and work in the future. It consists of three natural virtual environments of sea, land and air, VR glasses and a movable chair. People can use VR to temporarily escape from reality and enter the virtual natural environment to relax.