Use Cases
Made for the spaces where stories live
Museums, galleries, heritage attractions, public art and council-led cultural projects — five ways venues use Living Paintings to turn passing footfall into engaged visitors.
Museums
Enhance permanent collections with interactive storytelling
Wall panels can only hold so many words, and most visitors read fewer than you’d hope. Interactive Artworks let your curators say what the panel can’t — the provenance, the controversy, the detail in the corner — narrated at the object itself. Rotating exhibitions get fresh stories without reprinting interpretation, and every scan tells you which objects hold attention.
Galleries
Give artists a voice directly from their work
Contemporary work lands differently when the artist explains it themselves. Record the artist’s narrative once and every visitor hears the intent behind the piece, straight from the wall it hangs on. For selling galleries, an artwork that speaks is an artwork visitors remember — and ask about.
Heritage Attractions
Virtual guides for historical sites
Audio handsets need charging, cleaning and replacing; guided tours need guides. A Virtual Tour Guide waits at every stop on your route, ready in every language, on the visitor’s own phone. Stories unlock as people move through the site, so the gatehouse, the keep and the kitchen each speak from the spot where their history happened.
Public Art
Add context and community narrative to public installations
Murals, sculptures and street art live outdoors, where there’s no curator to ask. A discreet plate beside the work lets passers-by hear who made it, why it’s there, and what the community says about it — turning a glance into a stop, and a stop into a story people share.
Best fit: Interactive Artworks → · Or link works into a town trail →
Councils
Drive visitor engagement at heritage attractions
Cultural heritage projects need to demonstrate impact. Living Paintings gives councils both the experience — multilingual, accessible storytelling across town trails and civic collections — and the evidence: scan counts, language usage and engagement data you can put straight into funding reports. Accessibility-first design supports your obligations to every resident, not just the ones who can read a panel.
Bring your collection to life
Book a demo and watch an artwork start speaking — yours. We’ll walk you through setup, pricing and what your visitors will see.