Museum installations
Naturaliter gives shape to nature and science through museum displays that combine scientific accuracy, visual impact and cultural value. For over thirty years, we have been creating projects for museums, exhibitions and displays, collaborating with naturalists and palaeontologists to offer installations that excite and inform.
Dioramas
Describing nature through settings
Our dioramas reproduce habitats and naturalistic scenarios with extreme precision. Every detail – from the vegetation to the animals – is designed to convey realism and engage visitors in an immersive experience. Dioramas are designed as genuine narrative tools, capable of transforming a collection into a visual story.
Taxidermy
Life frozen in time
Using sophisticated techniques and scientific rigour, we prepare animal specimens for museums and collections, preserving their expressive power intact. Naturaliter taxidermy is not just about preservation, but also about enhancement: each subject becomes part of an educational and cultural context, ready to tell the story of biodiversity.
Museum preparations
With the same care and attention that characterises all our projects, Naturaliter offers a selection of travelling exhibitions designed to be easily set up in museums, cultural institutions, science centres and other exhibition spaces.
These are pre-designed, complete exhibitions, designed to adapt flexibly to different spaces and contexts, while always maintaining a strong visual and communicative impact. Our travelling exhibitions offer museums and institutions the opportunity to expand their cultural offerings with ready-made thematic itineraries, created with the quality, professionalism and creativity that have always distinguished Naturaliter.
Models and replicas
Our sculptures have different origins:
- We produce replicas from casts of originals, mainly to create faithful copies of an object. We are able to reproduce and recreate three-dimensional models using 3D scanners and our own printers or moulds.
- We produce sculptural models on any theme, ranging from natural elements to artistic, fantastical or hyperrealistic subjects, studying volumes, proportions and details.
