#1
Designed at the request of the art center for archival purposes, this immersive tour is the result of close collaboration with the artist, who wanted to extend the exhibition by recreating the richness of the installation: localized audio mixing, video inserts, PDFs, etc.
An archive and a mediation tool for the public, allowing them to better understand the approach of a total work of art.
Designed at the request of the art center for archival purposes, this immersive tour is the result of close collaboration with the artist, who wanted to extend the exhibition by recreating the richness of the installation: localized audio mixing, video inserts, PDFs, etc.
An archive and a mediation tool for the public, allowing them to better understand the approach of a total work of art.
#2
Created for an online art gallery without a permanent exhibition space, this virtual tour provides an accurate presentation of the artwork through scale rendering, HD zoom, and artist profiles.
It has become a key tool for the gallery owner’s digital communication, offering intuitive, immersive, and easily shareable content that enhances the visibility of the gallery’s programming.
Created for an online art gallery without a permanent exhibition space, this virtual tour provides an accurate presentation of the artwork through scale rendering, HD zoom, and artist profiles.
It has become a key tool for the gallery owner’s digital communication, offering intuitive, immersive, and easily shareable content that enhances the visibility of the gallery’s programming.
#3
This 360° tour was created for a luthier specializing in wind instruments who wanted to open the doors of his store directly from his website. Integrated with Google Street View, it also allows his customers to discover the space when they search for information on Maps, boosting his local visibility while offering a first glimpse into his world of expertise.
This 360° tour was created for a luthier specializing in wind instruments who wanted to open the doors of his store directly from his website. Integrated with Google Street View, it also allows his customers to discover the space when they search for information on Maps, boosting his local visibility while offering a first glimpse into his world of expertise.
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