Finally, the physical space has changed. ArtClass v1 required a dedicated atelier. ArtClass v2 is hybrid: a row of Wacom tablets next to oil-stained easels, a VR headset beside a pottery wheel. The pandemic accelerated this, but the deeper shift is philosophical. The digital and physical are no longer opposed; they are layers. A student might sculpt in clay while projecting a real-time generative animation onto its surface. The critique session happens on a Miro board and in person simultaneously. ArtClass v2 recognizes that the future artist must be amphibious — equally fluent in the grain of canvas and the grid of pixels.