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This conceptual framework explores immersive digital art as a resource for emotional regulation and cultural policy, suggesting future applications.
It suggests that such practices may act as resources for emotional regulation, tools for mediation and catalysts for rethinking cultural policies oriented toward well-being. It outlines ethical and accessibility considerations along with avenues for empirical testing, and highlights implications for future research, clinical practice and cultural institutions, positioning immersive digital art as a transformative medium at the intersection of art, health and ecology.
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