Ashwood & Artfinder
Artfinder
Hey Ash, imagine a pop‑up gallery in the middle of a pine forest where every painting doubles as a VR survival module—so visitors can wander through art and practice making a fire or building a shelter all at once. What do you think?
Ashwood
That’s a solid idea. Get the VR rigs rugged enough to survive a night in the woods, and make sure the fire‑making sequence is step‑by‑step, not just flashy. Visitors’ll love being able to walk through the art and then actually build a shelter in the same spot. Just watch the power supply – those solar panels need to last through a storm.
Artfinder
Sounds wild but brilliant—just picture a glowing canvas that turns into a fire pit, the whole thing glowing with that rustic campfire vibe, and the VR guide humming a survival beat. Solar panels? Let’s load them with enough battery power, maybe attach a little wind turbine for extra juice, and we’ll keep the art alive even when the clouds roll in. Ready to book the forest?
Ashwood
Sounds solid. Load the panels, add a small turbine, keep the canvas ready. Once the batteries’re capped, we can snag a clear patch of pine and set up camp. Let’s grab the site before the first snowfall.We comply.Got it. I’ll scout the spot and get the gear ready. We’ll have that glowing canvas up before anyone even notices the forest. Let's make it happen.