A Childhood Stolen, A Voice That Endures Tova was only five years old when she entered Auschwitz. She remembers the fear of the dogs, the smell of the crematoria, and the silence she was forced to keep in order to…
A groundbreaking project capturing and curating the voices, presence, and wartime experiences of BIPOC expatriates using volumetric video. The histories of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) expatriates during times of war remain underrepresented in traditional archives. Many left…
In an effort to enhance the museum experience and deepen the understanding of historical narratives, Volucap has created volucaps – digital avatars – for an exhibition “Under Coercion: The Work Detachments of Convicts in Hohenschönhausen” at the Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial Museum.…
On August 1, 2025, we officially launched Zeitzeugnis, a non-profit association dedicated to building the world’s largest high-resolution volumetric archive of eyewitness testimony. What began as an idea in 2018, when Sven Bliedung von der Heide and Torsten Schimmer opened…
Preserving Memory in 3D: The Technology Behind Capturing Holocaust Survivors We are racing against time. Every week, the number of able to share their stories in person decreases. Words on a page are not enough. 2D video, while valuable, can’t…