La Camera degli Sposi nel Palazzo Ducale di Mantova. Rilevare e rivelare l’opera di Andrea Mantegna

Abstract

New digital technologies are redefining the role of surveying as both a tool for knowledge and a means for the enjoyment and communication of built heritage. Surveying becomes an interpretative process capable of conveying the material, spatial, and symbolic complexity of a work and of presenting it to an increasingly broad audience. In this perspective, research applied to Andrea Mantegna’s Camera degli Sposi experiments with an integrated method of documentation and enhancement based on 3D models and immersive environments—not as a substitute for direct experience, but as a tool for deeper understanding and access to fragile or no longer visible spaces.