By blending cultural heritage with modern technology and introduces an innovative approach for the study and preservation of  traditional and ancient musical instruments, such as church organs and the ancient Hydraulis by combining advanced 3D technologies, acoustic analysis, and immersive digital experiences.

Recognizing these instruments as dynamic cultural artifacts, the project captures not only their physical form and their inner complex structure,  but also their mechanical behaviour, sound production, and interaction with the architectural environment.

The project captures the stories, sounds, and craftsmanship that make these instruments truly alive. Through digital recreation, their voices and movements are brought into the present, allowing us to experience them in ways that were once impossible.