Colossus of Nero - The Giant of Ancient Rome. Immerse yourself in the world of the Roman empire

In this video of our project MOMENT, we discover the Colossus of Nero, one of the most impressive statues and landmarks of ancient Rome, located near the famous Colosseum. This monumental bronze figure, originally intended to depict Nero himself, was later rededicated as a symbol of the sun god Sol.
After Nero's death, subsequent emperors made alterations to the statue to sever its connection to his tyrannical rule. Emperor Hadrian even had the statue relocated to make room for the Temple of Venus and Roma.
This video utilizes high-resolution 4K UHD footage to showcase the grand atmosphere and architectural mastery embodied by the Colossus within the historical context of the Roman Empire.
Immerse yourself in the world of the Roman empire.
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[@nvnataly]

Amazing!!! I'd gladly pay to experience this as a VR where you walk around in Ancient Rome and maybe someone is giving you information about the buildings or life back in those times!! That would be the best thing ever!!

[@FaberCourtial]

is in progress ;) ;)

[@DextraVisual]

The sped up timeframe really gives it a living, breathing feel. Lovely work.

[@FaberCourtial]

Thank you very much!! By the way, you can find the experience in full length on our channel @project-moment. We are planning a series with immersive experiences at places in world history.

[@svenhaheim]

Id love a "GTA" style game set in Ancient Rome with hyper detailed realistic graphics, full open world with tons of career options from roman military to a bakery.

[@Tugela60]

And fast cars?

[@svenhaheim]

@@Tugela60 and fast chariots :)

[@riccardoincordino6011]

Bearing in mind the Temple of Venus and Rome was the largest and most majestic of the Empire, a video focused on that temple would be superb, magnificent! Congratulations, you are the best!

[@FaberCourtial]

Oh, thank you so much Riccardo! We are indeed planning many more videos as part of our @project-moment . In addition to other places in world history, we can promise you some previously unseen scenes of ancient Rome

[@riccardoincordino6011]

@@FaberCourtial Keep it up! As a history scholar, I can tell you every time I look at one of your reconstructions I have tears in my eyes because of the emotion. Regarding the "Templum Veneris et Romae", I can't wait! :) Greetings from Rome!

[@starchaser28]

Very nice!!! This is the most realistic rendering I've seen. Do you have any of the large bath complexes like Baths of Caracalla or Diocletian? I'd also love to see it in VR as multiplayer or with AI NPCs that you can talk with if it's not too much to ask for. 🙏😃

[@FaberCourtial]

Many wishes. But yes, some of them are in progress ;)

[@gabrieldossantos9982]

This is the real Rome, full of life, movement, dirt

[@FaberCourtial]

Yes, a melting pot 😉

[@NO1jkpg]

I understand why they destroyed it but they should left Neros Palace alone.

[@FaberCourtial]

It was also the memory that was to be destroyed. But yes, a great loss

[@OndrejFridrik]

"Damnatio memoriae", Nero's colossus was rebuilt into a colossal statue of Apollo under the Flavians.

[@lander1125]

Nero got big buns

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

Wonder if Rome could have survived if christianity hadn’t taken over

[@Tugela60]

It survived until 1453, so it probably would have been just fine.