The PERCEIVE Talks webinar series took place between April 2025 and January 2026 and represented a core component of the PERCEIVE Training Program, developed within Work Package 2 of the PERCEIVE project. 

Each PERCEIVE Talk focused on a specific topic and adopted a multidisciplinary perspective, integrating contributions from art history, archaeology, physics, chemistry, and digital technologies. Particular attention was given to non-invasive analytical techniques, imaging methodologies, and digital simulations of colour change, which play a crucial role in studying photodegradation and supporting conservation decision-making. 

All webinars were structured around two speakers, who addressed the same topic from complementary perspectives, followed by an open Q&A session, encouraging interdisciplinary exchange and active engagement among professionals, researchers, and institutions. 

The complete PERCEIVE Talks series is now available on demand through the dedicated playlist on the project’s YouTube channel, providing a long-term training resource for professionals and researchers interested in colour studies, conservation, and digital technologies applied to cultural heritage.

👉 Check out the PERCEIVE Talks Playlist

PERCEIVE Talks – Webinar episodes 

• PERCEIVE Theory and Data Acquisition for Colour Change Simulation and Collection Management

• Developing a Game-Based Experience for Caring about Colour Fading in Munch’s The Scream

• MuLaX: A Web3D Tool for Multi-layer Diagnostic Exploration

• The Autochrome: Revolution and Realities. Digitisation, Separation and Restoration

• PERCEIVE Tools, Services and Mediation on The Scream Colour Change Simulation

• Non-Invasive Analytical Approaches to Photofading Dyes in Museum Dress Textiles

• Tracing the Changing Colours of The Scream (ca. 1910): Computational Reconstructions from Historical Photographic Records

• SimTex: Virtual 3D Restoration and Simulation of Fading in Fugitive Textiles

• An Integrated Approach to Reconstructing Ancient Polychromy on Marble Sculpture

• Introduction to the Colour Knowledge Repository

• Prototyping Caring Hybrid Experiences for Coloured Museum Collections

• Prototyping Authentic Hybrid Experiences for Coloured Museum Collections

• Tools and Services for the Design of Digital Heritage Experiences: PERCEIVE Design Toolbox