Make the physical place make sense online.
Represent sculpture and monuments online without reducing objects designed to be encountered in the round to a single fixed viewpoint.
Independent cultural heritage prototype · Gaussian splat + volumetric heritage
Independent demonstration · continued development
A photorealistic 3D collection that lets visitors move around monuments, memorials, and museum objects as dimensional places.

The experience
The Sculpture Explorer tests a new kind of cultural access: Gaussian splats and volumetric capture preserve surface, scale, and spatial presence more naturally than a conventional object photograph.
Represent sculpture and monuments online without reducing objects designed to be encountered in the round to a single fixed viewpoint.
Build a scene-based 3D viewer for cultural landmarks and museum objects captured in Gettysburg, Washington, D.C., West Virginia, and Smithsonian collections, with guided viewpoints and contextual navigation.
A 16-scene demonstration of how emerging photorealistic 3D formats can support heritage documentation, remote study, interpretation, and public discovery.

“A virtual tour should create the urge to explore one more room, open one more story, and look a little closer.”
— Loren Ybarrondo
What I did
Experience features