Overview
The Digital Archive Platform explores how fashion and costume, fine art, heritage, museum collections, education and creative practice can be documented and encountered online. It supports a range of media, from collection records and images to interactive 3D assets and exhibition-led experiences.
Approach
The work treats archiving as both preservation and interpretation. Structured collection information can sit alongside visual material, spatial or 3D representations, and pathways designed for students, researchers, audiences and creative practitioners.
Case studies
University of Salford Costume Archive and Fine Art archive work are presented as examples of archive-focused practice. The platform remains an adaptable concept rather than a claim of universal institutional deployment.
Related research
Spatial capture, Gaussian Splat workflows and the Virtual Fashion Catwalk pipeline inform how archive material can move into web, real-time and immersive contexts.