Delightful visitor experiences for the temples of curiosity and fascination.
For the curiousMost people are excluded from experiencing the world's greatest exhibitions.Most people will not be able to visit the world's museum capitals in a lifetime, let alone every few years. Therefore most people are practically denied access to the greatest exhibitions of human heritage.
On a quest for humanityOur mission is to change this, broadening the access to museums for all of humanity.The temples of curiosity, the houses humanity built for its muses, are among the greatest sources of wonder on earth, worth more of our attention than any feed. Hand in hand with the institutions, we are building towards this future.
Work
Preserving the exhibition. Opening its fascination.
Museum MemoryAn interactive archive that preserves access
Coming soonMuseum IntelligenceMeeting individual fascination, no matter its background.Experience Museum Memory
An interactive archive that preserves access
Past exhibitions preserved for the future
Step inside any of these
Symphony of Colors. Paul Signac and Neo-ImpressionismStep inside
Impressionism. The Hasso Plattner CollectionStep inside
Avant-Garde: Max Liebermann and Impressionism in GermanyStep inside
The Honest Eye. Camille Pissarro's ImpressionismStep inside
Kandinsky's Universe. Geometric Abstraction in the 20th CenturyStep inside
Technology
The technology behind it
Technology
Museum Memory
Every exhibition preserved for generations to come.
Mission
Why we do this
Today, most people are excluded from being able to visit the world's greatest exhibitions. Years of research, curation, collaboration and craft come together in a single place for a few months, and then it closes forever. Most people will not be able to visit the world's museum capitals (Paris, London, Tokyo, New York, Mexico City, Beijing, ...) in a lifetime, let alone every few years. The thought of practically denying access to the greatest exhibitions of human heritage to most people on this planet is more than tragic.
Our mission is to change this, preserving the enormous efforts museums put into sparking curiosity and igniting fascination, so they can be shared with anyone, anywhere, today or in a hundred years. A school class in Seoul experiences the masterpieces of fine art in Paris. A college course in Berlin walks through a Monet retrospective in Tokyo. Residents of a care home in Seattle return to the art of their youth, without the crowds. A researcher maps the network of artists, dealers and collectors that carried a movement across continents.
Hand in hand with the institutions that guard and study the physical manifestations of humanity's wonders, we are building towards this future. The temples of curiosity, the houses humanity built for its muses, are among the greatest sources of wonder on earth, worth more of our attention than any feed.