In November 2026, ThinkSee3D completed its latest project in collaboration with the Ashmolean Museum, contributing to its major exhibition, Aphrodite: The Making of a Goddess. Working alongside local sculptor Piotr Gargas, the project involved the digital processing of 3D data and the creation of a 1.2-metre-high late 4th-century BCE limestone statue depicting Aphrodite holding the winged Eros. The original sculpture is on display at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA, and is arguably the most famous sculpture of the Cypriot goddess.
In this famous sculpture, Aphrodite wears a foliage crown featuring two nude Astarte figures, each carrying a cornucopia (horn of plenty), referencing her divine associations with nature and fertility. In the crook of her arm, she carries a small representation of her son Eros, the winged god of love. His presence and her Greek clothing make her one of the earliest Cypriot sculptures to reference the Aphrodite of Greek myth.