A cascade of rose petals fills the immersive space of Cloud of Petals Interactive VR Experience #3, a 2017 digital virtual reality work by Sarah Meyohas that places the viewer at the center of a choreographed natural abundance. The piece originates from Meyohas's landmark performance at Bell Works in New Jersey, where sixteen men stripped 100,000 rose petals by hand while their movements were captured and translated into data, later rendered as the swirling, tactile environment experienced here. In VR, the petals respond to the viewer's presence and movement, transforming what began as human labor and biological material into an endlessly regenerative digital encounter. The work sits at a precise and considered intersection of the body, capital, and technological mediation, with each petal carrying the residue of its own making. Meyohas is widely recognized as one of the most conceptually rigorous artists working across performance, data, and emerging technology, and Cloud of Petals stands among her most celebrated achievements. The work raises pointed questions about value, both monetary and emotional, by routing organic beauty through the logic of information systems. The interactive dimension is not decorative but structural, inviting the collector to become a participant in the piece's meaning rather than a passive observer. Signed by the artist and offered directly through Meyohas, this digital file presents a rare opportunity to acquire a singular work from a body of practice that has shaped the conversation around post-internet art and the commodification of experience.