Documentation is the heart of what we do.
We record traditions, communities, histories, and cultural artefacts through writing, photography, videography, and digital technologies such as photogrammetry and 3D documentation.
By transforming fragile and intangible heritage into lasting records, we help safeguard knowledge and make it accessible for education, research, and public engagement.
We conduct and support research on culture, heritage, history, and society, with a special focus on documentation methods, digital heritage, and community-based approaches.
Our research bridges academic knowledge and public practice—producing insights that inform preservation strategies, educational materials, and cultural policies.
We collaborate with communities, institutions, museums, and researchers to create knowledge that is ethical, participatory, and socially meaningful.
Our ongoing researchs