Track record
What has actually been done
Briefly and without embellishment: below is work carried through to a result, not applications or intentions.
Digitising sacred sculpture
Participation in the joint recording of 18th and 19th century sacred sculpture — saints, apostles, angels, the Virgin — together with the National Reserve “Castles of Ternopil Region” and colleagues, 2024–2025. Our contribution was photogrammetric survey and model processing; the collection itself is held by the Reserve.
Member of the Time Machine Organisation
Since 21 September 2026 the organisation is an associate member of the Time Machine Organisation (Vienna), the European network linking science, technology and cultural heritage. The next step is a Local Time Machine project for the Ternopil region.
Published research
A paper on the use of 3D models of sacred sculpture in XR environments, prepared together with colleagues from Ternopil Ivan Puluj National Technical University.
Related project
Ukrainian Homecoming
We would rather state this plainly than leave a reader to work it out.
A research project run by a member of the organisation
The head of the organisation also runs Ukrainian Homecoming, a family-history service for descendants of emigrants from Ukraine. It is separate work, not part of the organisation's non-profit activity: it has its own obligations, its own finances and its own website. What the two share is the craft — the same archives, the same camera, the same villages.
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