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Mr. Goodman: The Kiteman
Replace flat archive images with photorealistic 3D Gaussian Splats of your depot’s hidden treasures. Give global curators, researchers, and partner institutions the ability to safely inspect stored artifacts from anywhere. It instantly connects collaborators with your unseen collection, cutting down on endless email chains without ever risking the physical handling of delicate pieces
Emmanuelle Moreaux – 100 colors no.45 ”8760 hours”
Instead of sketching out floor plans or guessing how a piece will look in the room, give your collaborators a shared digital twin. From installation crews and lighting designers to gallery directors and private collectors, everyone can walk through the exhibition space remotely.
R.W. van de Wint – Aether II
Accessible via a staircase, with an oil painting on the inside. Aether is the Greek god of the atmosphere, the upper layer of air breathed by the gods (as opposed to the ‘ordinary’, earth-bound air breathed by mortals).
According to the ancient Greeks, he was the substance from which light was formed. Aether is the soul of the world; he envelops mountain peaks, clouds, stars (which were thought to be concentrated fires of Aether), the sun, and the moon.
Kontinuität – Max Bill
We believe that our physical world deserves more than just documentation, it deserves to be explored and experienced.
That’s why we’ve dedicated ourselves to merging state-of-the-art Gaussian Splat models and interactive 3D to bring physical assets into the digital space like never before
Bookie Wookie Bookshop
Instead of letting a groundbreaking exhibition or historic studio fade into mere photographs and catalog essays, create a permanent digital twin. From future curators and art historians to researchers and global audiences, everyone can explore the space exactly as it was originally installed or inhabited. It preserves the vital spatial context of the artworks forever and ensures the legacy of the show, or the artist’s creative sanctuary, outlasts its physical run.
Lucifers Tong – Ruud van de Wint
Instead of trying to describe your workspace over video calls, give your collaborators a shared digital twin of your studio. From guest curators and grant committees to fabricators and remote collectors, everyone can step inside your creative space remotely. It aligns your stakeholders instantly, cutting down on back-and-forth emails while bringing them directly into your physical process.