We are proud to announce the digital debut of St. Stephen, kneeling, marking a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to cultural preservation and accessibility. Through the integration of cutting-edge imaging technologies, we have transitioned this masterwork from the gallery floor into a digital environment, ensuring its legacy is preserved for future generations of scholars and art enthusiasts alike.

Redefining the Viewer Experience

By leveraging the combined power of the Artec Leo wireless 3D scanner and the exceptional resolution of the Canon EOS R5 Mark II, our team has produced a digital surrogate of remarkable fidelity. This initiative serves a dual purpose: providing a non-invasive method for detailed structural analysis and offering a globally accessible, interactive platform for public engagement.

Key Features of the Digital Collection:

• Scientific Accuracy: The model captures sub-millimeter surface textures, providing a vital resource for restorative research and historical documentation.

• Global Accessibility: Remote access allows international researchers and students to study the piece without the logistical constraints of travel.

• Enhanced Engagement: The inclusion of Augmented Reality (AR) allows the sculpture to be contextualized within various spaces, fostering a deeper, more tactile connection with the artwork. 

To view the 3D model click here!