Foundation for Digital Technology in Conservation

Technical developments
Ongoing projects

The tomb of Seti I, Nefertari and Tutankhamun

With the Supreme Council of Antiquities, University of Basel and the Friends of the Royal Tombs of Egypt

With the Brera Museum and Change Performing Arts

With Romsdalsmuseet and Littoral Arts

While work on the facsimile of the tomb of Tutankhamun progresses, fundraising for the recording of the tomb of Nefertari is underway. To read Zahi Hawass’ letter of support from the Supreme Council of Antiquities click here.

The Foundation for Digital Technology in Conservation was legally established in January 2009 by:

Adam Lowe (director of Factum Arte)
Betty Guereta (director of Galeria Guereta)
Michael Perry (an altruist based in London)
Gabriel Rossy (director of Rossy Associates)

With Betty Guereta as the President of the Foundation.

The initial donation to create the foundation was made by Factum Arte from the sale of a work by Anish Kapoor. Further funds have been obtained from individual donations.