Fireplace from Buderus

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Typology: object visualization
Status: realised
Customer : Render Vision
Visualization: Omega Render
Schedule of visualization: 1.5 weeks

The key role in this object visualization is the minimalist fireplace from Buderus. In our visualization, we didn’t put the scene with other interior items, leaving the leading place to the fireplace. Due to the game of warm and cold light we managed to achieve a special atmosphere in the room, which can only create a fireplace flame.

Silent Spring

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An imaginary loft in ordinary spring morning. This is our first time using Corona to explore about material and lighting techniques. Hope you guys like it.

Silence To Light

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The Hurva Synagogue is an unbuilt project designed by Louis Kahn, the special control of light in conjunction with the spatial qualities of the material, from the structure make the Hurva Synagogue one of the most stunning and unique design conceived by Kahn

Artemide Light+Building

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Here is a selection of a recent set of images I did for Artemide, one of the global leaders of the illumination sector. All these new product were presented at the Light+Building fair in Frankfurt.

I had a lot of fun working on these scenic images, and for the occasion I also modeled with GrowFX some custom clover, textured with scanned leaves from my garden (my favourite source of greenery textures).

Cultural arena Lapphella

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Typology: Cultural arena (scene building)
Location: Norway, Hemnesberget, Lapphella
Status: Pre project
Customer : Tanken Arkitektur
Visualization: Omega Render
Schedule of visualization: 2 weeks

In a small town Hemnesberget in the north of Norway in the cultural center Lapphella, Norwegian architects designed a building wich is unique among its kind to relax people and organize concerts.

In the afternoon the building is in harmony with everyday life of inhabitants of the town and fits into the environment of Hemnesberget. In the evening it opens doors to concerts and various events. The building of the stage harmoniously blends with the architectural appearance of Lapphella.

In our visualizations, we conveyed the idea of the Norwegian architects in creating a fundamentally new and comfortable place for people to relax both in the daytime and in the evening.