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The Goddess of Morgantina: Coming to the Osaka Design Expo 2025

Barbara Dal Corso May 28, 2025

At the Osaka Design Expo 2025, visitors will encounter a unique synthesis of technology, art, and cultural memory: the artclone of the Goddess of Morgantina, meticulously recreated by Artficial. This…

Designing for Presence: How Artclones Transform Space

Barbara Dal Corso March 30, 2025

The artclone is not a passive object; it is a force that reshapes its environment. It does not merely fill space—it defines it, influences behavior, and enhances perception. In doing…

The Artclone Effect @Milan Design Week 2025

Barbara Dal Corso March 28, 2025

Most of you have already experienced the artclone effect in Ostia Antica or in Mozia, but we want you to know that we will be at MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2025…

The ARTvault: Building an AI-Powered Cultural Platform

Barbara Dal Corso February 2, 2025

As we’ve explained before, the artficial ARTvault™ is a secure repository of the world’s masterpieces – with open entry for public and private collections. The unique digitalDNA™ of each masterpiece…

The Artclone Effect in Ostia Antica

Barbara Dal Corso October 31, 2024

On October 26, artficial and its media partner hosted cloni d’arte, an invitation-only event for architects and designers at the Ostiense Museum in Ostia Antica – the ancient Roman port…

The Artclone Effect in Mozia

Barbara Dal Corso September 29, 2024

On September 7, artficial and its media partner convened a group of architects and designers at the Museo Whitaker in Mozia, the site of the ancient ruins of a Phoenician…

Artclone: The Dancing Satyr of Mazara del Vallo

Barbara Dal Corso June 7, 2024

Despite spending two millennia at the bottom of the sea, the Satiro Danzante (Dancing Satyr) captured the imagination of the art world when it was recovered from the sandy sea…

The Artclone Effect @ Work

Barbara Dal Corso April 29, 2024

Previously, we had discussed the artclone effect in museums, and its impact on cultural education, preservation, and outreach efforts, allowing museums to extend the reach of their collections beyond physical…

Museum Cultural Branding with Artclones

Barbara Dal Corso March 7, 2024

Cultural regeneration is defined as “efforts to revitalize and promote the cultural traditions, heritage, and identity of a community or region.” Interestingly, we have testing a new avenue for cultural…

Art Disaster Planning in a Polycrisis World

Barbara Dal Corso August 29, 2023

In 2008, floodwater inundated the University of Iowa Museum of Art in Iowa City. Employees evacuated most of the 12,400 items in the collection, and they remained without a permanent…

Artclones: Pathways to Cultural Regeneration

Barbara Dal Corso July 21, 2023

In their recent book Regeneration: The Future of Community in a Permacrisis World, Christian Sarkar, Philip Kotler, and Enrico Foglia include cultural regeneration as one of the 9 domains of…

Art Resilience in Times of Crisis: How the ARTvault™ Safeguards Cultural Heritage

Barbara Dal Corso June 5, 2023

In a polycrisis world, our sculptural masterpieces face various dangers that can threaten their preservation and integrity. Some of the common dangers include: So, what can be done to help…

The Artclone Effect: The Transformation of Interior Space (Considerations for the Designer)

Barbara Dal Corso May 10, 2023

The artclone can have a transformative impact on interior space, enriching and altering the interior in various ways. For designers, here are some thought on how an artclone transforms interior…

The ARTvault: Digitizing our Cultural Legacy

Barbara Dal Corso April 6, 2023

Our definition of an artclone is meant to explain the difference between the official replica of a masterpiece and a 3D-printed replica – a copy that resembles the original, but…

The Artclone: At the intersection of Art, History, and Technology

Barbara Dal Corso March 22, 2023

In a previous post, we defined an artclone™ as follows: noun. an officially-licensed replica which preserves the form, integrity, and cultural value of an original sculptural masterpiece. But in terms…

The Bust of Caesar Augustus

Barbara Dal Corso March 17, 2023

After 83 years, the bust of Gaius Julius Caesar Octavian Augustus – the first Roman emperor and founder of Pax Romana – has returned to the place of its discovery:…

African Legacy: The Baga Nimba

Barbara Dal Corso February 18, 2023

The Baga peoples of Guinea have long inspired the world through their cultural legacy. In fact, artists like Picasso and Matisse were inspired by the masks of Western Africa, and…

Digital Rights Management for 3D-printed Works

Barbara Dal Corso February 5, 2023

In the digital age, regulating the infinite possibilities of the internet is seen as a limitation on the boundless freedom that it provides. However, as the use and influence of…

The Artclone Mission: Cultural Regeneration & Sustainability 

Barbara Dal Corso January 19, 2023

Cultural Regeneration The artclone creates new possibilities for local and national cultural expression. At artficial, we view our primary purpose as cultural regeneration – to protect, preserve, promote, and revitalize…

Museums and the Artclone Effect    

Barbara Dal Corso January 14, 2023

Museums represent a major social investment in communities and society. The function of a museum is more than a repository of valuable objects. A museum is a social and cultural…

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