MoRE Museum - the Museum of Refused and Unrealized Art Projects - is a digital museum that "collects, preserves and exhibits on-line refused and unrealised art projects." Founded by art historian Elisabetta Modena and art history doctoral student Marco Scotti, the museum features a wide variety of works that visitors can search by artist, title of art project, or by geographic location. As of this write-up, the MoRE museum features over 90 projects; five exhibitions feature multiple projects. For example, one exhibit features work created by the Gorgona, a Croatian avant-garde artist collective, during an artistic residency in Italy in 1991. The artists' work centered on the theme La Livre: A Tribute to Ezra Pound. However, the group ultimately decided to "[distance] itself from Ezra Pound because of the possible political implications conveyed in his figure" and never released this work to the general public. Collectively, MoRE Musuem calls attention to the relationship between art, logistics, and politics.