Digital Services
Visitors’ Choice
This new participative approach allows visitors to take the place of curators by choosing a work to be presented at the entrance to the museum, from a selection of three non-exhibited works from the collection of the Vitromusée Romont.
Ongoing vote for the work to be exhibited from May 2025:
Allégorie du printemps, vers 1820, Alsace, Vitrocentre Romont, Collection R. & F. Ryser, RY 476 © Vitrocentre Romont, photo : Yves Eigenmann.
Cruche à anse ornée de deux petits médaillons dorés de chaque côté, fin du 18e siècle, Vitrocentre Romont, Collection R. & F. Ryser, G 85 © Vitrocentre Romont, photo : Yves Eigenmann.
Catherine Liechti (*1971), Innocence – Aile, 2016, Grisaille sous verre avec papier calque, 80 x 60 cm, Vitromusée Romont, acquis avec le soutien de la Société des Amis du Musée, VMR 812 © Catherine Liechti.
Gallery of works previously chosen by the public:
Artifact Vitromusée
The Artifact Vitromusée App brings the stories behind every piece of art to life using augmented reality. In an interactive and playful way, the app complements the rich collections of glass art shown at the Vitromusée Romont with multimedia information such as images, audio, videos, animations and special effects. More works will be added to the application soon.
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Art Talk
The Vitromusée Romont is pleased to present Art Talk, a new digital mediation format now available on the museum’s YouTube channel. In the form of short interviews (in French or German), the Vitromusée Romont staff invite you to discover works of its collection.
Vitrosearch
The vitrosearch database was developed in order to highlight the scientific study of the heritage of glass art in Switzerland by the research staff of the Vitrocentre and the Vitromusée Romont.
This platform is a showcase for the activities of our two institutions, but above all it is a way of highlighting glass art in Switzerland. It also enables you to discover the fascinating collections of artists and workshops preserved in Romont.