Immersive technologies like AR, VR, and XR are becoming more and more popular, but we often overlook their inherent wonders. The avantgarde plays of French playwright Antonin Artaud, who believed that illusion and reality were interchangeable, provide artistic examples. He maintained that theatre goers ought to put their own doubts aside and take the performance at face value. Back then, one would have looked sceptically at how it was carried out, but today the idea is more than just a 'concept'. This is it. Immersive technologies like AR, VR, and XR are gaining popularity, but we sometimes fail to appreciate their inherent beauties. Artistic examples come from the avantgarde plays of French playwright Antonin Artaud, who thought illusion and reality could coexist. He said that viewers should set aside their own reservations and accept the performance as is. The way it was implemented back then would have prompted scepticism, but today the concept is more than simply a 'concept'. This is it.

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