Author

Adam Lowe

set up Factum Arte in 2001 in Madrid. Since then, it grown into a workshop with over 40 digital and physical artisans working to solve technically innovative challenges for artists, institutions and museums. Factum Arte has worked with many of the worlds leading museums including: Musée du Louvre (Paris),The Museum of Archaeology (Madrid), The Prado (Madrid), The British Museum (London), The Pergamon (Berlin), The Vatican Museum, The Queen's Collection (Windsor) and many other public and private institutions.

Articles by this author

issue 6

Recreating Tutankhamen's Tomb

The Work of Factum Arte in Egypt

Since the opening of Tutankhamen's burial chamber in 1923, the painted scenes have deteriorated. Now, a facsimile tomb, made using the latest 3D scanning technology, could provide the key to saving this tomb, as well as others in the Valley of the Kings and Queens.