WALLIVE

Museum Demo — Kraków Collection

When masterpieces
come alive

Point a smartphone at a marker beside any artwork or artefact. No app to download. The piece animates — directly in the browser, in the gallery, in front of the original.

TechnologyBrowser-based AR

Setup requiredNone

Works onAny smartphone

See it live

How it works

A marker is placed beside the object

A small printed card acts as the anchor point. No screens, no hardware, no installation.

Visitor opens a link or scans a QR code

No app store. No download. The experience launches in Safari or Chrome in seconds.

They point the camera at the marker

The browser recognises the marker and the artwork animates — directly over the physical world.

The institution keeps full control

Update animations, add languages, or replace an experience without touching the physical installation.

Live experiences

Two masterpieces.
Brought to life.

Tap either painting to activate the AR simulation

Tap to activate

Leonardo da Vinci — Czartoryski Museum, Kraków

Lady with
an Ermine

c. 1489–1490

One of only four surviving portraits by Leonardo da Vinci. Believed to depict Cecilia Gallerani, mistress of Ludovico Sforza, Duke of Milan. In AR, she turns to meet the viewer's gaze and gently strokes the ermine — as if time itself has paused for 500 years and only now resumed.

MediumOil on walnut panel

LocationKraków, Poland

AR triggerPrinted marker

Open on phone

Tap to activate

Jan Matejko, 1873 — Collegium Maius, Kraków

Copernicus,
Conversations with God

Nicolaus Copernicus, 1473–1543

Educated at Kraków's Jagiellonian University, Copernicus proved that the Earth orbits the Sun — overturning 1,400 years of accepted science. Matejko captures the exact moment of revelation. In AR, the heliocentric diagram glows, planets trace their orbits, and Copernicus turns to meet your gaze.

MediumOil on canvas

LocationKraków, Poland

AR triggerPrinted marker

Open on phone

For institutions

No infrastructure investment

Works entirely through the visitor's own device. A printed marker and a URL are the only requirements.

Any object in your collection

Portraits, manuscripts, maps, artefacts, sculptures. If it can be photographed, it can be brought to life.

Content that can be updated

Refresh experiences for new exhibitions, seasons, or languages without replacing any physical materials.

Works on any smartphone

No app store. No download. Launches in Safari or Chrome in seconds on any device from the last five years.

The curatorial voice remains yours

WALLIVE provides the platform infrastructure. All content and narrative is created and controlled by your institution.

Get in touch

Bring your collection
to life

WALLIVE is available for museums, cultural institutions and heritage organisations on annual platform licences. We deliver the AR experience and maintain the infrastructure.

hello@wallive.app

Website

wallive.app

When masterpiecescome alive