Museums
Using advanced infrared scanning, we create virtual museum and institutional exhibitions that allow remote exploration, close artwork inspection, and detailed zooming.
Tours can include curator videos, wall texts, and archival material. Beyond public access, the models support documentation, education, archiving, and in some cases future exhibition planning workflows developed within our 3D Simulations division.
For museums and institutions, these models can also function as long-term digital records of exhibitions, preserving spatial relationships and installation details beyond the physical show. A long-term example is the ongoing collaboration with M HKA, where virtual exhibitions have been developed alongside the museum’s programme since 2020.
An overview of these projects can be found on
→ Virtual Exhibitions: M HKA
Artist Studio s
We produce 3D scans of artist studios, documenting artworks in progress alongside tools, materials, and spatial context.
The interactive models can integrate video commentary, studio notes, soundscapes, or other documentation.
Galleries
For galleries looking to expand their reach beyond their physical space, we create virtual exhibitions with accurate scale and atmosphere, allowing collectors to navigate, zoom into works, and access curatorial texts, price lists, or interviews—all online.
Access can be flexible, from private previews to public online extensions, embedded websites, or password-protected viewing rooms.
Museums
Using advanced infrared scanning, we create virtual museum and institutional exhibitions that allow remote exploration, close artwork inspection, and detailed zooming.
Tours can include curator videos, wall texts, and archival material. Beyond public access, the models support documentation, education, archiving, and in some cases future exhibition planning workflows developed within our 3D Simulations division.
For museums and institutions, these models can also function as long-term digital records of exhibitions, preserving spatial relationships and installation details beyond the physical show. A long-term example is the ongoing collaboration with M HKA, where virtual exhibitions have been developed alongside the museum’s programme since 2020.
An overview of these projects can be found on
→ Virtual Exhibitions: M HKA
Artist Studio s
We produce 3D scans of artist studios, documenting artworks in progress alongside tools, materials, and spatial context.
The interactive models can integrate video commentary, studio notes, soundscapes, or other documentation.
Galleries
For galleries looking to expand their reach beyond their physical space, we create virtual exhibitions with accurate scale and atmosphere, allowing collectors to navigate, zoom into works, and access curatorial texts, price lists, or interviews—all online.
Access can be flexible, from private previews to public online extensions, embedded websites, or password-protected viewing rooms.
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