For more than a year, remote work and remote education have become hallmarks of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, characterized by internet multinetworks, virtual reality, big data, and artificial intelligence.
Collective events—such as work meetings, seminars, art exhibitions, concerts, and even weddings—have been held in electronically supported environments, defining a new way of inhabiting space. Gradually, we have been constructing a new realm that transitions between the private and the public: a virtual space.
