Blancoverse was a hybrid concert experience presented both at the Zénith in Paris and in the metaverse, marking the beta launch of the immersive platform VRROOM. American artist Armani White performed a motion-captured set, which was reinterpreted in a fully virtual environment. The experience featured eight interconnected virtual worlds that users could explore in real time, moving seamlessly between them through portals while remaining connected with friends in the same session.
The project was developed using a Unity-based pipeline, with markerless motion capture recorded in Philadelphia by ZeroSpaces Brooklyn. The concert was accessible across multiple platforms, including VR headsets (Pico, Meta Quest). It pushed the boundaries of virtual performance by combining live energy with interactive spatial storytelling.