Alongside the physical piece, the project expanded into a virtual reality environment, presented through Oculus headsets. This immersive experience allows the viewer to enter the artwork in first person: walking through tunnels of light, ascending metallic spirals, and moving inside chromatic chambers animated by sound and motion. The motifs of the panel—plexiglass transparencies, neon geometries, Huichol patterns, crystalline forms—are reimagined as an explorable cosmos, turning the static surface into a navigable portal.

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​In 2019, before the NFT boom and the mainstreaming of VR exhibitions, Persistent Lvl anticipated a shift in contemporary practice by positioning an artwork as both object and environment. It redefined the act of viewing into one of inhabiting, proposing that art could operate not only as image or sculpture but also as a world—physical and virtual, finite and infinite—unfolding in parallel.