In 2018, Israeli artist Doron Altaratz aimed to connect two different realities through his project, which was part of an international residency program at the Arebyte Gallery of London. The result was an immersive visual tour of the city of Jerusalem and London City Island, home of the Arebyte Gallery, made from a combination of photogrammetry, sound, projection mapping and 3D printing.
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