The SHAREX project empowers art and cultural professionals to share digital exhibitions beyond their physical spaces. Co-financed by the European Union in 2016, this initiative elevates digital productions, curations, and collaborative opportunities.
The WallMuse digital exhibition app enables to:
–manage different rights, including copyright.
–synch various displays accommodating various formats
–be customized and/or bundled within a joint effort (wallmuse.com)
TRACK SELECTION
Alternative views can be used to show close-ups or different perspectives offering choices and enriching individual experiences.
COLLECTIVE VIEWING
Synched displays with various displays in private, public or educational purposes as not seamless favour various interactions.
IMMERSIVE INSTALLATIONS
Immersive installations are seamless and can include hybrid installations with electrical, mineral, textile, vegetal elements.
DIGITAL EXHIBITIONS
Tertiary art schools commonly refer to images, paintings, and photography as 2D; artefacts, sculptures and installations as 3D; videos, and performances as 4D; and interactive art using sensors as 5D. These have distinct capture, management and distribution specificities.
WallMuse SHAREX supports arts and cultural professionals in digitally sharing diverse expressions, including art exhibitions, performances, and cultural heritage.
DIGITAL COLLABORATIVE CURATIONS FOR ALL INVOLVED
Facilitate collaborations through delegated rights with institutions and entities of your choice.
Develop curations based on various criteria:
Bibliographical research and chronology for specific periods,
Locations,
Transversal themes,
Semiotics based on colors, shapes, and specific visual or textual elements.
Pace where motions can be inversally fast-moving and breathtaking to slow and contemplative,
WALLMUSE APP
DRM
MULTI DISPLAY
TRANSPARENT
BATCH UPLOAD
TUTORIALS
COOPERATIONS
New and Custom Tools will help create new user experiences. The processes use HTML, JavaScript, and CSS code to interact with different tracks and the timeline.
Regarding interactive art (5D), these may involve Smartphone sensors or specific ones like those found in certain Set Top Boxes..
The app, with its forthcoming open-source release, will help provide experiences that execute code with content, and/or an exhibition timeline and tracks.
Parallax or 2.5D is a technique that creates a 3D-like effect in a two-dimensional painting. It involves distinguishing various visual elements by placing them on separate layers within a painting.
360-degree captures are employed for both performances and cultural heritage. High-fidelity audio and full-frame video captures, facilitated by gimbals, telephoto lenses for off-stage shots, and special lenses for on-stage footage, provide a versatile range of options for post-production.
3D captues use precision flight plans, supplemented by digital elevation and 3D models, cinematic-quality footage enables in WallMuse the creation of Interactive 3D Videos. These videos empower users to command various playbacks.