

Hi, I'm Béla, 3D Artist
for Cultural Heritage.
I research, digitally restore and rebuild history, while closely working together with archeologists and historians. By creating immersive and engaging reconstructions I want to spark the imagination of the audience and create a sense of wonder and awe! Through simple visualizations on the one hand or fully interactive experiences on the other.
Historical Timeline
My projects currently span from circa 800 BC to 1800 AD and I am always looking forward to expand this timeline. On larger screens, click on any dot along the timeline to jump directly to the corresponding project.

Whether creatinglarge scale worlds...
From city-wide reconstructions to interactive realtime scenes, I build environments that can be deployed in a wide range of applications, including VR, AR, games, 360°s and Cinematics.

...or precious artefactswith incredible detail,
Built from scratch or scan data, these production-ready assets are crafted for preservation, research, exhibition media, and interactive experiences.

I understand boththe bigger picture...
A lot of emphasis is put on storytelling, immersion and atmospheric presentation. Realistic texturing and lighting are among the core pillars of my work.

...and the need forscientific rigor.
Every project is carefully researched. I use all available historical and archaeological data to aim at millimeter-level accuracy in my reconstructions.
Featured Work

The Golden Helmet of Cotofenesti
Digital reconstruction of a 5th-century BC Geto-Dacian golden helmet, one of the most important ancient treasures of Romania. Sculpted in ZBrush. The helmet has a long history, was stolen in 2025 and recently recovered.
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Charles I Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel
Baroque prince in armour and ermine cloak, modeled for Kassel Hessen Heritage and the TUD. Based on a historical painting by Sebastian Weygandt, this 3D-reconstruction was used in an interactive realtime app at the Bergpark Kassel.
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Heidelberg 1622
Renaissance Heidelberg on the eve of the 1622 siege. Walls, castle gardens, and the landscape was created for an update to the museum's Discovery Station marking the 400th anniversary of the siege.
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