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We created the concept of interiors to show the possibility of rented premises. And they made a variation on the theme of the main perspective showing the building
We were inspired by a really existing project of the Deborah Berke Partners Bureau and made our interpretation
We love modern architecture and evening mood. We were inspired by the bureau “The System Lab” project and tried to come up with a conceptual environment for it.
This is the image I made for Fabio Palvelli’s 5th render challenge “the thing” – I’t’s an homage to the extraordinary Vamsi Krishna Vemuri who made the 3D Model of the sculpture along with other amazing works.
I decided to recreate the room of the Temple of Dendur at the MET Museum in New York City in 3D, I’ve been there a couple of years ago and it really struck me with its beauty –
what a better place to have an exhibition of Vamsi’s work? Enjoy 🙂
I am trying to improve the story telling behind the images I produce, so the approach of this one in particular was to focus the attention on a special moment; the encounter of the characters in this particular scenario and not the cabin itself. I also liked the challenge of making an image with a winter theme in which I would face technical challenges to make some details that would force me to work on some new skills. Even if I was not one hundred percent satisfied with the result, I learned a lot and am working my way towards being a 3D artist.