Cyberception - Ascott

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        I am looking at a culture in which our capacity for 
      
      
        <b>cyberception</b>
      
      
         allows us to move effortlessly without encumbrance across a phenomenological continuum. 
        By Virtual Reality I am referring to much more than a singular technology. Apart from 
      
      
        <b>Mixed Reality </b>
      
      
        which combines real and virtual events into a seamless whole, and 
      
      
        <b>Augmented Reality </b>
      
      
        which allows the viewer to see simultaneously both the internal dynamics and the external 
        features of an object of study, as for example in surgery, VR encompasses a whole ontology 
        of telepresence, of sensory immersion, and immaterial connectivity, which affords the VR 
        changes the way we view ourselves, the manner of our comportation, and environments we 
        wish to inhabit. 
      
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