A conceptual digital painting of an interior designer with a VR headset standing in a minimalist, modern studio. The studio transitions smoothly from a crisp, physical reality on one side to a dreamlike, digital projection on the other, where abstract shapes and ethereal forms of furniture seem to float. This transition represents the merging of imagination and reality through VR technology. The designer appears as a conduit between both worlds, holding out their hands as if weaving the elements of the virtual into the tangible. The camera lens used to capture this digital painting is a prime lens with a large aperture to create a shallow depth of field, which helps in separating the subject from the background and gives emphasis to the designer as the focal point. This effect also enhances the surreal quality of the VR elements. Taken with: a prime lens at f/1.8, focusing on the designer to create a sharp subject with a bokeh effect on the transitioning elements of the virtual space, suggesting a seamless blend between the concrete and the virtual. The lighting in the painting is soft and directional, highlighting the face and the hands of the designer to draw attention to the human element and their connection with the design process empowered by VR. --ar 16:9