This scene allows the user to look at a variety of art pieces including paintings, sculptures, and artifacts. There are instructions to guide the user to interact with difference objects in the room. The sculptures can be rotated and scaled using sliders. The paintings can be entered, and the artifact can be grabbed and thrown.

In this scene, the user has entered the world of Campbell's soup! The cans on the shelf can be picked up and thrown. The hinged lids can be flipped, and certain highlighted cans' lids have hidden fun facts about the piece, time period, and artist. There is also a table with an open can that has soup. When the user tilts the can and aims towards the bowl, soup pours out and fills the bowl. If the user misses, it spills! Once the pouring is complete, the user can interact with the soup using the spoon.

Upon entering this scene, the user's view is that of the original painting. There are facts hidden throughout the scene including in the terrain, clocks, and other objects. Most objects have gravity turned off so that when the user throws them, they will float off into space to match the surrealist, dream-like theme of the piece. The orange clock, when grabbed, can summon ants, and when the left trigger is pulled, can instantiate even larger ants. This scene allows the user to traverse a vaster terrain compared to the previous two.

There are many additions we'd love to add to our project! Aside from the possibility of adding more works of art from different styles, we'd like to add dynamic landscapes and more interactivity, such as the ability to paint your own strokes in the world.