Net art is a form of digital art that is created using digital technologies, distributed over the internet, and is often interactive and participatory.

In recent years, there has been a growing convergence between net art and virtual reality. This is due to the increasing availability of affordable VR headsets and the development of new VR platforms and tools.

Net artists are using virtual reality in a variety of ways, including creating immersive artworks, developing interactive VR experiences, and creating social VR experiences.

Net artists face a number of challenges when working with virtual reality, including the high cost of VR headsets and equipment, the lack of user-friendly VR development tools, and the difficulty of creating VR experiences that are both immersive and interactive.

It is too early to say definitively what the future of the relationship between net art and virtual reality will be. However, it is clear that these two art forms are converging and that there is a great deal of potential for innovation and experimentation in this area.