A new piece on the work we carry-out at Factum Arte & Factum Foundation has been released on PBS Newshour.
The Great Big Story visited our studio in Madrid to learn more about the work of the Factum Arte and the Factum Foundation.
A continuous thread in the story of visual art, from ancient Greek mythology to the rise of photography in the 19th century, is the desire to represent a subject’s true form. As part of this story, Factum Arte’s own Veronica Scanner, which uses photogrammetry to record highly objective portraits, was exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts in London.
The BBC reports the unearthing of the Cochno Stone in West Dunbartonshire, Scotland, a remarkable project to dig up, 3D Scan and rebury the stone, known for its cup and ring markings which is thought to date back to 3000-2000 BC.
Throughout October half-term, Waddesdon Manor presented an exhibition and live experiment in 3D portraiture showcasing a bespoke scanner, the latest photogrammetry techniques, digital 3D modelling, robot carving and 3D printing technologies that Factum Arte develops.
Interview with Gabriel Scarpa from Factum Arte on the digitization project of the tomb of Seti I in the Valley of the Kings.
CNN's report on the possibility of the presence of two chambers beyond the North and West walls in King Tutankhamun's tomb, featuring Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves.
Miguel Angel Oliver from Noticias 4 interviews Pedro Miró from Factum Arte about the possibility of the presence of two empty spaces, or cavities, beyond the decorated North and West walls of the Burial Chamber in King Tutankhamun's tomb as Nicholas Reeves hypotheses.
Italian artist Davide Quayola has been interviewed by the german television Deutsche Welle in Factum Arte's studio. He talks about his new works realized in collaboration with Factum Arte. Quayola uses classic masterpieces from art history as his raw material. He scans them, takes them apart digitally, and puts them back together to come up with something entirely new.
The BBC Travel Show's Rajan Datar has been inside the replica of Tutankhamun's tomb.
Watch here the video about the installation of the facsimile in the Valley of the Kings who has been unveiled on 30th April 2014.
Episode 1 "Using technology to save cultural heritage". Roger Law meets Adam Lowe - the man who can recreate any object in perfect detail. His company Factum Arte has reproduced great works of art, such as Veronese's The Marriage at Cana which was taken by Napoleon's troops from Venice and now hangs in the Louvre. Adam created an exact replica which is now displayed in the original setting in the Palladian refectory in Venice. The next challenge was even more ambitious - a life size reproduction of Tutankamun' tomb. Roger Law travels to Madrid to discover the secrets behind these extraordinary creations.
View programme How did they do that?
German TV interviews Adam Lowe and his particular view on Madrid.
Justo Cathedral, Teresa Solar exhibition, Abdul Vas opening, and more.
A series of interviews by Michael Kurcfeld during Paris Photo 2012, including one of Michael Hoppen on the qualities of Savelev's technique.
The exhibition Colour Constructions can be seen in Michael Hoppen Gallery London from 2nd December 2011 to 21st January 2012. In this interview Michael Hoppen talks about Boris Savelev's unique approach to photography - 'Boris doesnt take photographs- he makes them.
Since the first issue of Babylon City of Dreams, Factum Arte has been collaborating on different stories and video interviews - This selection some of video interviews between Adam Lowe and Cinzia Bontempi can also be found on Babylon City of Dreams.
Since the first issue of Babylon City of Dreams, Factum Arte has been collaborating on different stories and video interviews - This selection some of video interviews between Adam Lowe and Cinzia Bontempi can also be found on Babylon City of Dreams.
Since the first issue of Babylon City of Dreams, Factum Arte has been collaborating on different stories and video interviews - This selection some of video interviews between Adam Lowe and Cinzia Bontempi can also be found on Babylon City of Dreams.
Since the first issue of Babylon City of Dreams, Factum Arte has been collaborating on different stories and video interviews - This selection some of video interviews between Adam Lowe and Cinzia Bontempi can also be found on Babylon City of Dreams.
Simon Schaffer and Adam Lowe were interviewed by the team of Sciences Po, Paris, in November 2009 before the Microsoft Prize for Art and Technology was awarded to Adam Lowe.
Simon Schaffer, professor of the History of Science at Cambridge University, shares his views on the concept of scientific humanities and the possibilities of digital mediation. Adam Lowe explains Factum Arte's approach to art and conservation, and discusses ongoing projects and the aims of the Factum Foundation for Digital Technology in Preservation.
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