For over 60 years, my mother has been gathering arts and crafts from around the world. The resulting collection brings together textiles, tools, jewelry, and everyday objects from South America, Africa, and Asia. Collected during travels and through careful searching, each piece reflects a personal encounter rather than a systematic approach. Together, they form a quiet archive of material culture shaped by curiosity, memory, and a lasting attention to craft.

When I first started working with photogrammetry, these objects were the very first things I captured. Digitizing my mother's collection has become a deeply personal, long-term project—one that brings true meaning to the technology of 3D reality capture. Now, through spatial computing, these pieces—once carried across continents—enter a new dimension, ready to be explored from anywhere.