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From the dome of heaven to a cupola in space: re-engaging with imagery and symbolism through 3D digital art installations

This paper looks at the possibilities of re-engaging with imagery and symbolism from earlier cultures through the medium of 3D digital environments. It examines three of the author's digital artworks Oculus, Lux Nova and Music of the Spheres as vehicles for this process, and the means by which this engagement with the past can also generate new ideas within the area of art and technology. The recreation of an architectural sense of space and position is of particular importance, as is the development of particular approach to 3D software.