iMapp 布加勒斯特灯光节金奖 - 罗马尼亚人民宫投影“异世界” Original

The great architect Antoni Gaudi once said, "Straight lines belong to humanity; curved lines belong to God." In the work "Another World," the author plans to use 24 camera angles to create a magical and fairy-tale-like universe, where no straight lines are visible—only gentle curves and vibrant colors. The curves of ocean waves, the patterns of seashells, the shapes of bones, and the scales of fish all serve as sources of inspiration. This nature-inspired creative philosophy allows architecture to return to its roots, emphasizing that true inspiration must come from nature to achieve harmony with it. Additionally, some elements of the work are inspired by Gaudí's architecture, paying tribute to this great designer.
From a technical perspective, the author employs a new design method called "Rebuild." Unlike directly using the original building model to create mapping animations, the author meticulously constructs entirely new architectural models that follow the contours of the existing structure, which are then used in the visual design. This also represents a further interpretation of the "Above & Beyond" concept on another level.