NXTLVL Experience Design Podcast
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Augmenting Spatial Design
This project required an intricate approach to design, ensuring every element—from the spacecraft and tools to the Martian terrain—was meticulously crafted to enhance the storytelling. My tasks included conceptualizing and creating 3D models, characters, and scenes that captured the essence of space exploration.
Working closely with the director and production team, we aimed to integrate realistic visual effects with live-action footage seamlessly. The result was an immersive and believable depiction of the Martian environment that drew viewers into the story.
Advancements in display technology have become transformative in architecture and branded environment design. One major leap making waves in both the tech and design industries is transparent display technology. With many formats now established like OLED, Micro LED, film, mesh, and glass, these displays are revolutionizing not only digital signage but also reshaping interior spaces. The ability to overlay digital content and augment physical environments that can be shared with others IRL represents a significant leap similar to that of XR and spatial computing. Designers can integrate these displays seamlessly into architectural elements such as windows, partitions, and even unique sculptural installations. With all these advancements, innovative approaches to designing immersive experiences are required.
Advancements in display technology have become transformative in architecture and branded environment design. One major leap making waves in both the tech and design industries is transparent display technology. With many formats now established like OLED, Micro LED, film, mesh, and glass, these displays are revolutionizing not only digital signage but also reshaping interior spaces. The ability to overlay digital content and augment physical environments that can be shared with others IRL represents a significant leap similar to that of XR and spatial computing. Designers can integrate these displays seamlessly into architectural elements such as windows, partitions, and even unique sculptural installations. With all these advancements, innovative approaches to designing immersive experiences are required.
