“Imagine stepping into the hidden depot of a museum collection: aisles of cupboards and boxes, yellowed name tags assigning years to objects, the faint, stale scent of time past. Each object holds a story — of artistry, of people, of their lives and legacies. Now, consider what remains of these stories if the objects cannot be displayed, if visitors don’t see them. What happens to these memories when they lie unseen, untold, untouched?”
This was the starting point for the guide created by our partners at Sound and Vision, Gabrielle Aguilar van Gend, Rasa Bočytė, Alina Goldman, Steffie van der Horst, Philine Kreuzer, Johan Oomen and Max Tiel. The “Creating Meaning Interactions with Cultural Heritage in Immersive Environments” guide is a result of research with cultural heritage professionals and XR design studios and answers the central question of: How can we create meaningful interactions with cultural heritage in immersive environments?
Is this guide for you?
Yes, if you are a: cultural heritage professional seeking innovative audience engagement with XR; an XR designer or company looking to craft immersive cultural experiences and collaborate with institutions; a student or researcher aiming to expand your understanding of XR in this field and spark innovative projects; or simply anyone else interested in exploring the transformative opportunities of XR for cultural heritage.
Dive deeper into these possibilities and discover practical strategies for creating meaningful immersive experiences with cultural heritage.
Download the “Creating Meaningful Interactions with Cultural Heritage in Immersive Environments” guide today, read it thoroughly, and let’s continue the conversation and collectively shape the future of cultural engagement through XR.
Creating meaningful interactions with cultural heritage in immersive environments
Authors: Cultural Heritage Use-Case team - Gabrielle Aguilar van Gend, Rasa Bočytė, Alina Goldman, Steffie van der Horst, Philine Kreuzer, Johan Oomen and Max Tiel.
