ABOUT THE PROJECT
Archviz through Culture consists of a Collection of 20 images that ventures the viewer into a virtual trip through the culture and architecture of different countries around the world. The main objective of this Collection is to manifest Archviz not only as an exciting communicative medium, in this case, by representing places connecting culture and architecture, but also, by the search of beauty in each of its expressions, to define it as an Art.
During this virtual trip Lluis will describe thoughts and feelings regarding the importance of the passion for discovery of an Artist, as well as some of the insights of the creative process behind the creation of architectural visualization images. Always through a communicative but also artistic point of view.
Dedicated to the constantly new, to methodical doubt, to restlessness, to all those artists who strive for a more beautiful world, to complexity, and to the passion to discover and learn.
The Book pretends to be delicate for the senses, curated with high-quality materials that are sure to impress. Each photo in the gallery is crafted to capture the intricate details and exquisite beauty of the book, allowing visitors to appreciate the workmanship and attention to detail that went into its creation. From the rich texture of the cover to the crisp, clean pages inside, every aspect of our book is presented in stunning detail, providing a captivating glimpse into the world of our story.
“ The world is full of beautiful moments and it is the simple responsibility of the viewer to want to observe and feel them. The passion to discover and find this beauty depends on oneself, and, precisely, it can only be found in oneself. “
The virtual trip travels through five different countries and five different culture around the world. Each chapter consists in four images digitally produced by me managed to evoke in the viewer the culture and essence of the country where they are located. Each image you will see below is, therefore, a composition made “by hand”, with CGI techniques, and with a lot of passion, between 3D and real photography.
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