Fleep

Metaphysical Flux

Anaglyphic

Anna Beller & Alejandro Campos

Corneel Cannaerts & Luis E. Fraguada

Victor Doval & xnmtrc

Olga Fradina

Kira0

office ca & {protocell:labs}

Erik Swahn

Studio Yorktown

Alejandro Campos

Ismahelio

Generative Architecture. The Making of a Room.

At the core of the scene, lies the concept of a room, a space where human existence converges with the architect's vision. However, I wanted to challenge conventional notions of a room and expand its meaning beyond physical boundaries.

The infinite space that my artwork presents represents the boundless potential of the architectural imagination, unrestricted by the constraints of traditional spatial limitations.The thousands of small voxels, arranged in a random volume, symbolize the diverse elements that constitute architectural design. Each voxel is a building block, representing an architectural element or idea. These voxels are in a constant state of flux, shifting their positions and scales harmonically. This perpetual motion creates an endless, smooth visual spectacle that captures the viewer's attention and invites contemplation.

By introducing movement and transformation into the architectural elements, I aim to transcend the static nature of traditional buildings. This dynamic quality symbolizes the fluidity and adaptability inherent in architecture, as well as the continuous evolution of human perception and experience within a space. The ever-changing nature of the voxels evokes a sense of impermanence, encouraging viewers to question the stability and fixed nature of their surroundings.Through this artwork, I aim to redefine the concept of space and room in the minds of the audience. The shifting voxels, with their infinite variety and harmonious motion, invite viewers to explore new dimensions of perception and understanding. They challenge preconceived notions of architectural form, encouraging contemplation of the ever-evolving relationship between the built environment and its inhabitants.

"What slice of the sun does your building have, what light enters your Room?"

By creating an immersive and captivating visual experience, I invite viewers to contemplate the interplay between light, space, and human presence. The ever-changing voxels represent the meeting of vectors, the convergence of architectural design, the elements of design, and the inhabitants of a room in a unique moment that creates its own particular room.

Through this philosophical exploration of space, light, and the human experience, my artwork seeks to provoke thought, evoke emotion, and expand the boundaries of perception, challenging viewers to reconsider their relationship with the built environment and their place within it.