Arius Technology

Arius is devoted to collaborating with museums, collectors, and artists for the preservation and creation of art. Helping to develop and maintain an art-rich culture around the globe. With technology originating from a research digitization project of the Mona Lisa, Arius is a world leader in 3D digitization and re-creation of fine art paintings. A... rius has worked closely with conservators at the National Gallery of Canada to help restore and re-create artworks by some of the world's most loved artists, including Van Gogh, Monet, Cézanne, Degas and Gauguin. Arius' 3D scanning technology provides museums the chance to create digital fingerprints of artworks, each made up from hundreds of millions of data points recording the geometry and colour of every brushstroke. Aiming to help the world create a 'cultural seedbank', institutions like Tate can go the extra mile to protect art from the unknowns - be it a natural disaster, terrorist attack or simple human error - with peace of mind that should anything happen they have a digital, and even physical, back of the original brushstrokes. Arius' low intensity optical scanning technology is built around a 'safety first' mentality, ensuring even the most fragile paintings are never placed under stress or duress. With a mission to make art more accessible, Arius is passionate about helping museums generate revenue by creating reproductions of artwork that art enthusiasts can buy and enjoy at home. These durable and hard-wearing reproductions are also perfect for loaning to any organization - from schools and community centers to hospitals and prisons, giving museums an opportunity to make public art accessible to people everywhere.Read More