What is strange is that last year I spent a lot of time creating the exact same 3D gallery experience with Claude. I picked up the style of the lights, the benches, the walls, the cards position. I also added music, lights on top of the images and the exact tour experience.
A year later, I see a very similar implementation!...I find that very odd.
But I do like the experience and site, there are few things I can pick from it myself for the project I've.
But it seems to me anything you use Claude for will be used aggressively to train the next model and some else in same prompting space can recreate it.
Not take the anything from the author's work, mine was in a slightly different context.
Very cool, would love to experience (ultra) high resolution presentations of the art. I was the kid that always got scolded by putting my nose up to the cavas to see the brush strokes..
It would be great to add curated exhibitions alongside the single-artist retrospectives: rooms mixing works by several artists, the way a museum curator would assemble a show.
every artist every work under one roof! audioguide regarding their life and some specific details when come close to a famous painting, indeed sounds nice.
Great project! Any plans to support VR?
What is strange is that last year I spent a lot of time creating the exact same 3D gallery experience with Claude. I picked up the style of the lights, the benches, the walls, the cards position. I also added music, lights on top of the images and the exact tour experience.
A year later, I see a very similar implementation!...I find that very odd.
But I do like the experience and site, there are few things I can pick from it myself for the project I've.
But it seems to me anything you use Claude for will be used aggressively to train the next model and some else in same prompting space can recreate it.
Not take the anything from the author's work, mine was in a slightly different context.
Very cool, would love to experience (ultra) high resolution presentations of the art. I was the kid that always got scolded by putting my nose up to the cavas to see the brush strokes..
Easily done if you leverage https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/operation-night-watch/... - sure there are loads more museums that offer such a service now too.
I would like a more curated version of this or a more 'hard room setup' because brains can remember things better with more context.
Going up to the xy ara or through a japanese space helps.
Nonetheless, nice expeirment.
It would be great to add curated exhibitions alongside the single-artist retrospectives: rooms mixing works by several artists, the way a museum curator would assemble a show.
I was really surprised by this. Well done.
like a slow, 3d https://www.wikiart.org
This is how I'd like to consume all my information
great experience! really good work
nice! if you add also an audioguide it will complete the experience!
every artist every work under one roof! audioguide regarding their life and some specific details when come close to a famous painting, indeed sounds nice.
noted!
beauty