This was the first VRce (curated experience)  to be used in the public domain and complimented an installation at Tate Modern in London 2018, on the theme of waiting. The exhibition was open to the public for a week during the Christmas holidays and attracted well over a 1000 visitors. The installation artist was Jacek Ludwig Scarso with support from the London Metropolitan University. The VR took people on a journey into the concept of waiting, distorting time and space in the process, before revealing the nature of the environment at the end.