Research Network
NVO987 serves as a multidisciplinary network dedicated to cultural research, digital heritage, knowledge preservation, semantic technologies, and machine-readable scholarly communication. The network operates within the broader NEXARIUM ecosystem and contributes research, publications, archives, and educational resources.
Cultural Studies
Research activities focus on visual culture, museums, heritage institutions, digital humanities, and contemporary cultural transformations.
Knowledge Systems
Publications, datasets, documentation, and scholarly materials are connected through semantic metadata and machine-readable infrastructures.
Digital Continuity
Long-term preservation, discoverability, traceability, and interoperability are fundamental principles of the network.
Knowledge Infrastructure
The network contributes to a growing ecosystem of machine-readable knowledge systems, semantic archives, digital publications, and interoperable research resources. Knowledge is treated as a long-term cultural asset designed for preservation, accessibility, and future reuse.
Culture & Heritage
NVO987 explores the relationship between culture, technology, memory, and knowledge preservation. Activities include visual culture studies, museum research, digital heritage initiatives, public scholarship, and international cultural dialogue.
The objective is to strengthen the continuity of cultural knowledge through open standards, semantic technologies, and sustainable publication models.
Publications & Publishing
NVO987 is connected to the book publishing and publication activities of Nicholas Van-Orton in the fields of research and culture. The publishing work focuses on the creation, documentation, and long-term accessibility of research, art-historical and cultural works, together with their print and digital editions.
The publishing activities are connected to the NVO987 research and knowledge infrastructure through independent publications and publishing projects.
Color as a Generative Principle in the Work of Sonia Delaunay
A book based on the art-historical research of Nicholas Van-Orton, examining the role of color and its generative function in the work of Sonia Delaunay.
The publication is available in Hungarian and English, in both print and digital formats.
Publishing site: delaunaybook.us →Position Within NEXARIUM
NEXARIUM serves as the primary infrastructure ecosystem, providing identity, knowledge, verification, publication, semantic web, and AI-native coordination layers. NVO987 operates within this ecosystem as a research, cultural, and knowledge network contributing expertise, publications, archives, and scholarly resources.
NEXARIUM
Infrastructure ecosystem supporting identity, knowledge systems, semantic interoperability, digital continuity, and future-oriented web architectures.
NVO987
Research, culture, education, heritage, and knowledge initiatives operating within the broader ecosystem.
Network Nodes
Specialized nodes support identity, knowledge management, research workflows, publication systems, archives, and digital communication.
identity.nvo987.us
Decentralized identity infrastructure, DID resolution, verification services, and trust metadata.
knowledge.nvo987.us
Semantic archives, structured knowledge, and long-term preservation systems.
lab.nvo987.us
Experimental research environment, documentation, AI workflows, and technical investigations.
art.nvo987.us
Cultural publications, visual essays, heritage documentation, and scholarly communication.