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The exhibition brought together 73 independent artists from four different countries inside an apartment slated for demolition. Following a month of on-site work, it opened its doors to visitors for just a single day on September 12, 2026. Working entirely on a volunteer basis, the artists created their pieces with the full awareness that their physical works would soon be lost, inviting visitors to reflect on two core questions: "Would I put effort into something I know I will lose? And can one truly possess anything?" Before the physical space was demolished, the entire exhibition was captured and scanned using xgripd to create a digital twin and a permanent digital backup preserving the ephemeral experience, the artworks, and the space itself in the digital realm. Poster: Burak Ersöz Artists: @edabelirdi @alcob0y @alpharising @atesalparr @voldici @bulletsgoo @buraksenturk @canavar.ca @341cenk @cheksparow @candaniscan @cins3000 @alunadazy @defoart_diorama @dogasulthan @duygukaraguzel @planet_egor @eskreyn @faruksle @leynafons @furkannukabirgun @gaco.o.o @gelerli @gulsensenoll @hedronized @hekzamon @hilalcan.studio @jiragon_ @kadircitak @kaybid @keremardahan @kilink_customs @kutlayus @streetartlan @kadirmersoy @maxonduty @merttugen @moklich @mrexmre @muratkantarcii @ucube.mutaf @needapencil @nomoreliesart @zeynok @nurbanukilicer @opie__xx @ozanhersek @omerdoganart @ozcecoskun @parsdsk @paka.falan @7ques @rashintrouble @razenbucky @gurkan0zer @seko.one @selcukpol @semi.ok @seryal.ltd.sti @simaybahcivan @sinemyeniaras @snap_160 @som10000_ @spazuno @tankkk.k @tubagirgic @dubheadtattooer @uccccccccc @ssidarkaya @ya

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hglmz1 week ago

@reinspiel correct

reinspiel1 week ago

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drbrownlabs3 weeks ago

Hey! It's me again. I absolutely loved what you created here. The whole project is incredible — not only visually, but especially because of the concept behind it. The idea of 73 artists from four different countries voluntarily transforming an apartment they knew was going to disappear is beautiful. The fact that every intervention was created knowing it was temporary makes the preservation of this space even more meaningful. Coincidentally, I’m currently working on spatial narrative using Gaussian Splats, and when I found this project I immediately thought it could be a perfect example of what I’m trying to explore. I’d love to propose turning this capture into a kind of spatial documentary. Instead of leaving it only as a 3D space to explore, the idea would be to build a narrative layer directly into the experience: a guided journey through the apartment, moving through the different rooms, walls, ceilings and interventions, introducing the artists and their work as the visitor moves through the actual space. I’d also love to include audio, contextual narration, and an archive for all 73 artists, so visitors could discover an artwork through the spatial journey and then access information about the artist — or start from the artist archive and travel directly to their work inside the apartment. The goal would be for the apartment itself to become the structure of the documentary. I would be very happy to develop this voluntarily as an experimental project. If you’re interested, please contact me at DrBrownLabs@gmail.com. Here is another spatial web project I’ve been working on, in this case applied to architecture / real estate: https://cebx3001.github.io/realstate3d I think what you created deserves to remain more than a 3D capture. It could become a navigable record of the project, the artists, and a place that was always meant to disappear.

drbrownlabs3 weeks ago

Hello, love your work! Just a recommendation, you should activate walk mode in supersplat studio, so you can actually walk inside the apartment, should be easier to navigate ! Nice job

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