An archive transformed into an immersive digital experience through projection mapping, AR, and interactive storytelling.

An archive can be much more than documents and historical material — it can become an experience.
At the JCT exhibition at the Athens Concert Hall, the content was transformed into a unified digital environment through projection mapping, interactive applications, AR experiences, and atmospheric audiovisual storytelling.
A holistic concept that activated the material, created a strong connection with the audience, and introduced new ways of presenting cultural information.
A project with a strong technological character — and a direction that opens up many possibilities for what comes next.
The project is co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and national resources under the “Digital Transformation” Operational Programme 2021–2027 of the Ministry of Digital Governance.
More at www.jct.gr
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