The 3D viewers were designed to visually preserve and share the memories of Chippis workers.

 

They trace how immigrants settled and how their communities evolved—how minority groups moved, changed locations, and ultimately built new roots in the same place.

 

Each click reveals hidden stories, bringing undocumented memories back to life. The photographs in the viewers also remind us how easily stories can be forgotten. Yet, as long as memories persist, the emotions and experiences captured in these viewers will never be erased.