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"How can virtual models and environments be used in contemporary theatre, art and architecture? This volume examines this question by taking a scenographic and design-led perspective. Using a range of interdisciplinary case studies drawn from global contemporary theatre, art and architecture practice, it explores the development of virtual models, their potential as a transformative space and their capacity for world-making. Its examination of the virtual and its relationship to the 'real' also covers expanded reality (XR), and reveals the concept, production and reception processes made visible in exhibitions, installations and performances as they contribute to the construction of virtual worlds"-- Provided by publisher.