Recognizing the lost
DIGITAL ARCHEOLOGY
Project Digital archaeology utilizes technology to preserve and showcase indigenous artifacts in new forms.
Indigenous cultures continue to face exploitation and misrepresentation. Thought the uses technology to illuminate the cultural significance behind artifacts and challenge how objects of value are perceived.
Rather than producing exact replicas, the project re-imagines digitized archaeological artifacts into new, familiar forms that respect their original context.
Artistic intention:
Advanced 3D digitization technologies transform historical and archaeological artifacts into digital models, brought to life through virtual and augmented reality. The approach creates immersive, interactive experiences while ensuring respectful preservation and global accessibility of cultural heritage—without physical artifact removal.
Museum Integration
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Proposing the 3D digitization of historical and archaeological collections enhances knowledge sharing and ensures cultural heritage is preserved for future generations.
Digital models can be adapted for Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality experiences, offering new ways for the public to engage with artifacts. Scholars worldwide can access these digital copies to advance research, education, and broaden the visibility of collections. -
Below is a photogrammetry visualization of a real artifact, captured without relocation or disturbance to its original space, alongside two original artworks available as open-source files, downloadable and printable on any 3D printer.
