An augmented reality / immersive media cultural heritage project, between Hexology and a cohort of students from King’s College London, The University of Edinburgh and The Ternopil National Pedagogical University in Ukraine, was launched at the beginning of June 2025.
Virtual Reality, as we know it, is derived from the seminal work of the Victorian Physicist Charles Wheatstone & his Stereoscope
Historian Victoria Von Conrad dares you to investigate the symbols within St Mary Le Strand Church, that connect it to the 18th Century Jacobite Rebellion and Secret Societies.
Academic, cultural practitioner and founder of research consultancy Think Otherwise, Harriet Parry, specialises in exploring the emotional and sensory relationships people have with the historic environment. In her post Newhaven Fort: Augmenting Cultural...
Posting stories into real physical locations enriches the world around you, and when I discovered the story of Tom Sayers, I was hooked.
Unlock a hidden history and discover a living archive of immersive heritage content inside St Mary Le Strand, London.
Hexology has curated a collection of stories and posted them into physical locations for people to discover and explore the new #StrandAldwych area.
Tourists and visitors to galleries, landmarks and museums, will be able to effortlessly access relevant content
by the Artist & Creative Director, Keith Khan. Art is more than just a thing, it is an experience, and as a dedicated artist who has been involved in numerous projects at an international level, I am reminded that my work, whether it is an opera, carnival or film,...
Imagining how #hexology could enrich museums and theme parks opens up a mind-fest of possibilities and ideas, so many stories to tell and so many different ways to tell them. What if they had the power to write those stories into space and places for visitors to...