Inner Horizon
© A Hidden Variable
7 November 2026 | 17:00 - 20:00

Inner Horizons Panel Discussion: Mapping the Psyche in Immersive 3D

A Hidden Variable

From Cure to Growth: How VR Could Shift Mental Health from Treatment to Prevention

Virtual reality is often associated with gaming and entertainment, but its potential extends far beyond these applications. As immersive technologies become increasingly sophisticated, they are opening new possibilities for education, healthcare, mental wellbeing, and personal development. Can VR become a meaningful tool for self-reflection? How does immersion influence our perception, emotions, and sense of self? And what makes an experience transformative rather than simply immersive?

This panel explores the growing role of virtual reality in psychological development through the lens of **Inner Horizon**, an immersive art experience developed in collaboration with neuroscience. The discussion will examine how VR, combined with contemporary art, embodied interaction, and thoughtful facilitation, can create environments that encourage self-discovery, value exploration, and lasting reflection.

Bringing together artists, researchers, and VR creators, the panel will discuss both the opportunities and the limitations of immersive technologies, considering how they may shape the future of mental wellbeing, education, and human experience.

Whether you are interested in art, neuroscience, psychology, or emerging technologies, this conversation offers an opportunity to rethink what virtual reality can become when designed with human growth in mind.

Agenda:
17:00 - 17:30 Welcome
17:30 - 18:30 Panel discussion with Q & A
18:30 - 20:00 Demo and networking

  • Free entry. 
  • Registration required (see button).
  • Limited to 40 people.
  • Wheelchair accessible.
Sat, 11/07/2026 - 17:00 Sat, 11/07/2026 - 20:00

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  • Free entry. 
  • Registration required (see button).
  • Limited to 40 people.
  • Wheelchair accessible.

Event Location

THE HOUSE OF CO
Heidestraße 19
10557 Berlin
Germany