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Eternal MASTERY.
DIGITAL Soul.
DIGITAL Soul.
Digital reconstruction of Art objects & High-end 3D visualisation for jewelry and watchmaking
digital
Soul.
Eternal
mastery.
Digital reconstruction & high-end 3D visualisation
We recreate lost masterpieces through digital means and make their ownership possible.
Heredis Atelier reconstructs renowned works of art and historically significant objects on the basis of archival materials and scholarly research, producing certified digital reconstructions of museum-grade precision.
A particular focus of the atelier lies in objects that have been physically lost — vanished, destroyed, or known only through archival descriptions, drawings, and historical imagery. Their return is possible only through scholarly reconstruction: what no 3D scanner can restore is given form once again.
To own a digital object is not to own an image. A Heredis work is a singular digital object — the only digital instance, with no possibility of reproduction. Certified, registered, and preserved within the Swiss Tithonos provenance system, it is a collectible asset that can be transferred, resold, or inherited — endowed with all the legal attributes of a work of art. The object exists beyond the limitations of a material medium. It can be studied, exhibited, and transmitted without the risks associated with physical preservation.
A new form of ownership of digital capital — for those who value art, treasure rarity, and wish to be among the first to possess what has never before existed in such a form.
Eva-Maria Frey
Art historian, 3D Generalist. My foundation is art history — a discipline that trains the eye to read objects: their construction, their period, the hand and intention behind them. Years across CGI, photography, and design ran in parallel, until the study of 3D — pursued with the rigour of a second degree — finally brought them together.
The question that came to occupy me was not what had survived the centuries, but what had not. I came to believe that the absence of an object is not the end of its existence. It is an invitation to reconstruct it — with full scholarly rigour, and with the tools that now, for the first time, make that possible.
Heredis Atelier and the Verein Legacy Digitalis are family-owned — and built to remain so.
Founder of Heredis Atelier
what we do
Reconstruction is understood as a form of cultural heritage preservation, not as a decorative interpretation.
3D reconstruction of historical objects
CGI for the luxury market
Visual development is based on an in-depth analysis of construction, proportions, and material properties. Physically accurate lighting and optics ensure an authentic representation of gold, enamel, gemstones, and complex surfaces.
This approach produces imagery that meets the expectations of the luxury market and the requirements of institutional partners.
The digital reconstruction of historical objects is grounded in the study of archival sources, historical descriptions, and the technological methods of master craftsmen.
These findings are synchronized with contemporary 3D modeling and visualization tools, enabling:
These findings are synchronized with contemporary 3D modeling and visualization tools, enabling:
The reconstruction of lost or inaccessible artifacts
The documentation of construction, ornamentation, and manufacturing principles
The creation of a museum-grade digital archive
The documentation of construction, ornamentation, and manufacturing principles
The creation of a museum-grade digital archive
Resurrexit is the first public appearance of our work — three imperial Fabergé eggs, reconstructed from archival sources and returned in holographic form. Each stands in a single space of darkness, light, and sound, beside the physical skeleton of its inner mechanism. The visitor does not observe the resurrection from without; they are placed within it. Every reconstruction carries a documented provenance and exists as a single object, secured against reproduction. This film is a record of that space.
Resurrexit
An immersive exhibition by Heredis Atelier.
Visual assets are created in accordance with museum-grade standards of accuracy, allowing their use both in commercial campaigns and in presentation and archival contexts.
Visual assets are created in accordance with museum-grade standards of accuracy, allowing their use both in commercial campaigns and in presentation and archival contexts.
NEW INVESTMENT MODEL
We are implementing an institutional framework for cultural investment. Each museum-grade digital reconstruction is issued as a limited series of ownership shares, registered in the Tithonos provenance system to ensure immutable ownership records. Holders may keep their share as a long-term cultural asset, transfer or gift it, include it in estate planning, or sell it on a curated secondary market.
By combining heritage preservation with certified Swiss provenance infrastructure, we transform absence into presence — and open a refined, transparent way to participate in the value of culture.
By combining heritage preservation with certified Swiss provenance infrastructure, we transform absence into presence — and open a refined, transparent way to participate in the value of culture.
In the 21st century, full ownership of digital assets has become possible.
Heredis Atelier introduces a new opportunity for investing in digital artefacts.
Heredis Atelier introduces a new opportunity for investing in digital artefacts.
Visual assets are created in accordance with museum-grade standards of accuracy, allowing their use both in commercial campaigns and in presentation and archival contexts. Digital reconstruction of cultural artefacts involves the full digitization of heritage and the creation of collections based on archival sources and professional art historical research.
Visual assets are created in accordance with museum-grade standards of accuracy, allowing their use both in commercial campaigns and in presentation and archival contexts. Digital reconstruction of cultural artefacts involves the full digitization of heritage and the creation of collections based on archival sources and professional art historical research.
We restore what has been lost by returning to the craftsmanship of past masters — examining their techniques, aesthetic choices, and materials, while carefully studying the technological context and style of the era. Our goal is to ensure the most accurate and respectful revival of cultural heritage in digital form.
We restore what has been lost by returning to the craftsmanship of past masters — examining their techniques, aesthetic choices, and materials, while carefully studying the technological context and style of the era. Our goal is to ensure the most accurate and respectful revival of cultural heritage in digital form.
Fifty-two Imperial Fabergé eggs were created for the Russian court — unparalleled masterpieces gifted to Empress Maria Feodorovna and Empress Alexandra Feodorovna.
After the revolution of 1917, many of these treasures were sold abroad, stolen, or melted down by the Bolsheviks.
Six Imperial eggs remain lost to this day. Which means the world may never behold them again.
Our work is dedicated to detailed, museum-grade reconstruction — crafted to preserve and resurrect what history erased.
By combining archival research, art historical expertise, and state-of-the-art digital technologies, we bring these vanished masterpieces back to life with precision and respect for their original context.
Through this process, silence becomes form — and absence becomes presence.
After the revolution of 1917, many of these treasures were sold abroad, stolen, or melted down by the Bolsheviks.
Six Imperial eggs remain lost to this day. Which means the world may never behold them again.
Our work is dedicated to detailed, museum-grade reconstruction — crafted to preserve and resurrect what history erased.
By combining archival research, art historical expertise, and state-of-the-art digital technologies, we bring these vanished masterpieces back to life with precision and respect for their original context.
Through this process, silence becomes form — and absence becomes presence.
in progress
in progress
FABERGE'S IMPERIAL
COLLECTION
COLLECTION
Across Europe, masterpieces have been scattered by revolutions, sales, and time. European Heritage is our forthcoming series devoted to the museum-grade digital resurrection of court jewels and objets d’art — from the French court to Habsburg ateliers and beyond.
Taking Marie Antoinette’s sapphire as an emblem of provenance and survival, we combine archival records, workshop drawings, and period techniques to reconstruct these works with precision and respect for their original context. Each piece is presented as a singular digital artefact with full documentation and verified registry, aligning scholarship with assured provenance.
Taking Marie Antoinette’s sapphire as an emblem of provenance and survival, we combine archival records, workshop drawings, and period techniques to reconstruct these works with precision and respect for their original context. Each piece is presented as a singular digital artefact with full documentation and verified registry, aligning scholarship with assured provenance.
european royal collection
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Managing Director: Eva-Maria Frey
Contact: info@heredisatelier.ch
TEL: +41 76 288 28 68
Contact: info@heredisatelier.ch
TEL: +41 76 288 28 68
Heredis Atelier GmbH 2025 ©
Untermüli 11 , 6300 Zug, Switzerland
Untermüli 11 , 6300 Zug, Switzerland
Managing Director: Eva-Maria Frey
Contact: info@heredisatelier.ch
TEL: +41 76 288 28 68
Contact: info@heredisatelier.ch
TEL: +41 76 288 28 68
Eternal mastery. Digital soul.
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Heredis Atelier GmbH 2025 ©
Untermüli 11 , 6300 Zug, Switzerland
Untermüli 11 , 6300 Zug, Switzerland
Managing Director: Eva-Maria Frey
Contact: info@heredisatelier.ch
TEL: +41 76 288 28 68
Contact: info@heredisatelier.ch
TEL: +41 76 288 28 68
Eternal mastery. Digital soul.
