SAN MetaGalleries

SAN app AR gallery locations

By clicking (with the touchscreen) on one of the exhibited works in the Metagallery, the application opens an info window with the specific work and a link to the MetaHisory website, where you can buy this particular NFT artwork.

Imagine, an AR sculpture the size of planet Earth.

Using the SAN augmented reality application, a planet-sized network of SuperGalleries has been created in 30 cities around the world for the Ukrainian Meta History Museum of War https://metahistory.gallery/. Downlod SAN app www.san.land

There are high columns of light above the SAN Supergalleries that can be seen in the cities from anywhere within a fifty-kilometer radius. Moving around the physical space, the viewer also moves in the virtual SAN space on a scale of one-to-one. Going under the columns of light, the SAN app opens the Supergallery of the specific location. Every location has five galleries. Twenty NFT artworks are on show in every gallery. Using a touch screen, from every work on show one can reach the NFT marketplace of the Metahistory Museum of War. All proceeds from the sale of artworks go to charity for Ukraine.

SuperGalleries locations: Vatican (Saint Peter's Square), New York (Times Square), Saint Petersburg (Palace Square), Venice (Doge's Palace), Moscow (Red Square), Mumbai (Gateway Of India Mumbai), Delhi (India Gate), Hong Kong (Avenue of Stars), Beijing (Tiananmen Square), Singapore (Merlion), Shanghai (People's Square), Tokyo (Imperial Palace), New York (Statue of Liberty), London (Trafalgar Square), Washington (National Mall), Madrid (Puerta del Sol) Palace of Versailles, Toronto (Royal Ontario Museum), Taipei City (Liberal Democracy Square), Ottawa (Canadian War Museum), Paris (Place de la Bastille), Buenos Aires (Obelisco), Rio de Janeiro (Christ the Redeemer), Rio de Janeiro (Ipanema Beach), Philadelphia (Independence Hall, Liberty Bell), Riga (Freedom Monument), Kyiv (Independence Square), Berlin (Brandenburg Gate), Sydney (Opera House), Los Angeles (Grand Avenue). The Meta History Museum of War collection exhibition runs until November 27, 2023