Light Cube
Designing a virtual experience to provide a universal alternative for people with limited access and physical constraints.
How?
A Comparative human-subject study conducted in a physical room and simulated equivalent virtual rooms in white, red, and blue lighting colors to investigate design properties such as spatial perception, light color representation, emotional response, and comfort level in VR spaces.
White Light
Red Light
Blue Light
Who?
Twenty-three participants aged 20 to 43 years
What?
Similarities and differences in sensory perception, proving that virtual spaces can evoke emotions akin to those observed in physical settings.
White Light is associated with positive and comforting feelings in all environments
Red Light is associated with anxious and excitement feelings
Blue Light is associated with positive and comforting feelings in all environment
Spatial Diagrams
Cube
Openings
Adjusting Scale
White Cube is associated with positive and comforting feelings in all environments
Red Cube is associated with anxious and excitement feelings
Blue Light is associated with positive and comforting feelings in all environment
Proposed Design Based on the Insights
Virtual Exhibitions
Virtual Chromatherapy Rooms
Collaborations with other media like sound