We transform the mysterious Bronze Age civilization of Sanxingdui into touring exhibitions, VR worlds, and digital art collections – crafted for museums, institutions, and cultural brands across the United States.
A modular exhibition framework with replica artifacts, large-scale prints, immersive lighting, and optional VR stations. Designed to plug into existing museum floors without expensive architectural rebuilds.
A headset-first VR journey along a reimagined Bronze Age river valley, where Sanxingdui masks, trees, and constellations respond to your gaze and gestures. Built for Quest / PC VR, with optional dome projection port.
A browser-native 3D gallery of Sanxingdui-inspired digital artworks: generative masks, interactive timelines, and AR-ready objects for classroom and at-home exploration.
Sanxingdui is an archaeological site in Sichuan, China, where archaeologists uncovered a vast trove of Bronze Age artifacts: towering masks, tree-like sculptures, ritual vessels, and intricate gold decorations unlike anything else in the world.
To many visitors, the masks look almost sci-fi: huge eyes, angular faces, surreal proportions. That visual shock makes Sanxingdui a powerful bridge between ancient history, contemporary design, and speculative futures.
Our studio focuses on this exact bridge – translating the site’s mystery into clear storytelling, visual systems, and digital experiences that feel respectful, contemporary, and accessible to U.S. audiences.
Ideal starting points: you have at least one gallery, lobby, or flexible hall where you’d like to host a culturally distinctive, visually striking experience in the next 12–24 months.
We’re particularly interested in collaborations with:
— Art & history museums
— Science centers & planetariums
— Universities & innovation hubs
Use the form to outline your needs, or reach us directly at hello@vrtex.ai.