3-D digital imaging is most useful in preserving sculptures. This technology allows for the creation of detailed digital replicas of three-dimensional objects, capturing their shape, texture, and intricate details. By preserving sculptures through 3-D digital imaging, their physical properties and visual aspects can be documented and archived, ensuring their conservation and accessibility for future generations. On the other hand, it may be challenging to apply this technology to preserve two-dimensional art forms such as paintings, sketches, and photographs, as they are primarily flat and lack the depth and physicality that 3-D imaging is designed to capture.
