Virtual Reality (VR) has unlocked new dimensions in painting. With VR headsets and tools like Tilt Brush or Gravity Sketch, artists no longer face the limits of canvas size or physical materials. Instead, they create immersive, three-dimensional artworks that viewers can walk through and experience. The process itself is radically different: painting in mid-air, layering textures, and even animating brushstrokes. For digital-native artists, VR is not just a tool but a playground of infinite possibility. It also democratizes access, as online VR galleries allow global audiences to experience art without traveling. The challenge lies in archiving and preserving these works, since technology evolves quickly. Still, VR painting signals a future where art is not just observed—it is inhabited.