本项目利用社交VR游戏VRChat为研究平台，意在进行社交VR应用中的用户体验研究，目前论文已提交至交互顶级会议CHI2024。项目探究了超越物理现实的空间设计如何激活人类对虚拟环境中可能发生的事情的想象，为在游戏和艺术展览环境中设计想象场景提供了策略。

Social Virtual Reality (VR) serves to provide experiences transcending everyday interactions, allowing audiences to have avatars or visitor experiences beyond real life. As virtualization becomes more accepted in social interaction, it becomes crucial to design virtual spaces with increasingly divergent properties from physical reality and study how it affects human perception and behavior. We designed VRChat spaces that subvert users' expectations of typical interior VRChat environments including features of antigravity objects, teleporting doors, impossible materials, reverse views, and deprived sense. We studied how visitors explored "impossible" spaces individually and in exhibitions. We identified task-oriented or exploration-driven movement patterns during the test. Deviations in their marked locations and sizes from actual ones suggest visual factors like materiality impact spatial judgment. The design of spaces that go beyond physical reality activates human imaginings of what is possible in virtual environments, providing strategies for designing imagined scenarios in game and art exhibition contexts.