References
What our clients say about us?
Bernhard Witz
Head of Digital Applications Digital Collection | Kunstmuseum Basel
"What makes digital planning particularly exciting?
Due to the corna-related hygiene and protection measures, schools in Lower Saxony were not yet allowed any field trips before the summer holidays. By planning the project digitally, we could easily work in the schools without having to be "on site". In addition, we were able to »pick up the students where they are« and integrate the digital media into teaching and learning processes in a meaningful and reflective way. Through digital planning, we were able to encourage the students to come up with innovative and unconventional ideas and to participate in art and culture in a low-threshold way. Various wall colourings were simulated, platforms created and walls exposed, this would not have been so easy in the real exhibition space."
Due to the corna-related hygiene and protection measures, schools in Lower Saxony were not yet allowed any field trips before the summer holidays. By planning the project digitally, we could easily work in the schools without having to be "on site". In addition, we were able to »pick up the students where they are« and integrate the digital media into teaching and learning processes in a meaningful and reflective way. Through digital planning, we were able to encourage the students to come up with innovative and unconventional ideas and to participate in art and culture in a low-threshold way. Various wall colourings were simulated, platforms created and walls exposed, this would not have been so easy in the real exhibition space."
Kristina Sinn
Kunstverein Hannover
Their visions coincide with our ideas of innovative, digital museum offerings.
With the 360° InteractiveTour, we were able to put our special exhibition "Picasso, Chagall, Jawlensky" online as a virtual tour in record time. Our works should be presented in the digital space in the best possible quality.
Thanks to the support of cura3D, we succeeded.