The Revival of History

Imperial Fabergé eggs, absent for a century, brought into a single room of darkness, light, and sound.

Zürich 2027

resurrexit

Part of the Imperial Fabergé eggs exists today only as archive: an inventory entry, an invoice, a photograph, a line in a letter. The object is gone, but its outline remains, assembled from records.

Resurrexit returns volume to that outline.
The exhibition brings together two bodies of work. Verein Legacy Digitalis establishes what each masterpiece was. Heredis Atelier reconstructs it in three dimensions and gives it semi-physical presence.

The visitor stands inside the resurrection of a lost heritage.
The exhibition demonstrates that digital reconstruction can be not an illustration of what was lost, but its new and refined form of presence — with provenance, documentation, and the same rigour that governs scholarly work, yet protected from loss, theft, and destruction.

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.

Managing Director: Eva-Maria Frey
Contact: info@heredisatelier.ch
TEL: +41 76 288 28 68