Fortunately, photographs, sketches, and research of several generations of scholars have survived. Drawing on these sources, a team of curators, historians, restoration artists, and digital specialists meticulously recreated the spectacular Wolpa synagogue in a virtual space, with its rich paintings and architectural details. Through virtual reality, you can now step back in time to visit the synagogue as if it were still standing. 

Each painting was carefully recreated by hand, reproducing the original naive style, as Eastern European synagogues were often decorated by non-professional artists. The paintings were then digitized and integrated into the 3D environment. 

In the 1920s, the synagogue underwent a significant renovation that transformed its interior. Two distinct versions were therefore reconstructed,making it possible to trace how the space changed  over the years, reflecting the evolving times and the development of a local community.