Today, the director of the Center for Islamic Civilization, Firdavs Abdulkhalikov, met with Alexander Us, one of the founders of Sila Sveta. The meeting was also attended by the head of the Republic's Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment, Otabek Hasanov, the head of the Directorate for the Construction, Reconstruction, and Major Repair of Particularly Important Social, Cultural, and Historical Sites, Rustam Shoabdurakhmonov, and Sila Sveta representatives Artem Rybalko and Thomas Müller.
A presentation dedicated to enriching museum exhibitions with the help of modern technologies was conducted by the company. During it, company representatives demonstrated their projects and proposed new ideas for making the exhibitions more vivid, interactive, and impactful. The presentation included proposals for expressing the center's information through modern approaches and using virtual reality and multimedia solutions.
Company representatives emphasized the important role of technology in scientifically and aesthetically perfecting the heritage of Islamic civilization. Such an approach also allows visitors to not only see historical information but to feel it in an interactive manner. Additionally, during the presentation, various ideas for developing the museum concept were discussed, including making effective use of international experiences.
The company specialist Thomas Müller expressed his thoughts about the ongoing work for the center's museum within the presentation:
“The Center for Islamic Civilization is dedicated to culture and science. It is not always possible to display historical artifacts in their original form. However, we offer realistic display methods with the help of modern technologies. For example, here you can see impeccable pixel paintings that look very natural and are sure to capture visitors' attention. Nowadays, the duration of attention retention is very short, so we aim to present the content in a more captivating manner. Personally, I was very impressed by the display technology based on manuscript writings. It looks like real pictures requiring special illumination, and interestingly, such technology is also used in the Louvre museum.”
This collaboration is considered one of the important steps for the future of the Center of Islamic Civilization. Because the use of innovative solutions, digital technologies, and multimedia elements can not only enhance the museum's cultural and educational significance but also transform it into a unique resource for the scientific community and the world.
Also, one of the co-founders of the company, Alexander Us, commented on this project:
"Our main task in this program is to make use of modern technologies, but with a delicate taste, because the Center for Islamic Civilization speaks of culture, history, and religion. Therefore, we aim to implement these technologies judiciously and present information in a new style.
Personally, I was greatly impressed by the transparent screens. This is true innovation – the image seems to be suspended in air and can be interacted with in an interactive manner. The screen is touch-sensitive and responds to movement like a smartphone display. Its large size and image quality are truly astonishing!"
Sila Sveta is an international production studio founded in 2007, specializing in creating innovative solutions through the harmony of art and technology. The company has implemented numerous major projects worldwide in museum exhibitions, exhibitions, show directing, and stage design. Sila Sveta has extensive experience in interactive visual solutions, light, and projection technologies, presenting history and culture through modern approaches.
