Experience the art of Hermannsburg in 3D
As part of QAGOMA’s Digital Transformation Initiative, the Gallery’s photography team often collaborates with conservators, coders and designers in its quest to make the Collection available to everyone. Here, Gallery photographers and motion designers have used photogrammetry to create 3D models of a number of works by Hermannsburg Potters.
Photogrammetry is a process of creating a 3D model by taking 100s of photos of an object, from all angles, and using software to combine these into a digital replica. Innovations like this are made possible at QAGOMA through the support of donors to the Unlock the Collection campaign.
Explore works by Hermannsburg Potters in 3D
Feature image: Noreen Ngala Hudson’s Pot: Pmere Nuka (My country) 1994, digitally ‘installed’ in a 3D environment / Purchased 1995. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation / © Noreen Ngala Hudson/Copyright Agency / Image: QAGOMA
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