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Still image render.

Final animation.

Included some origami in architectural design. Using island as a main support for floating infrastructure and to give mythical and futuristic approach. The paper crane and island gives an impression of birds flying out of fairy tale books. Instead of book I will create a tablet from which everything is emerging to create virtual projection of main structure.

Dreamscape architecture

While I was confused about how should I treat my theme and how to combine paper art and surreal art in 3D visualisation I came across a book by Berlin based publisher Gestalten DREAMSCAPES & ARTIFICIAL ARCHITECTURE IMAGINED INTERIOR DESIGN IN DIGITAL ART. This book is all about architectural ad interior renderings. But these renderings seem possible in a whimsical and fantastic future environment.

There is also art in cutting paper in such a way that it appears 3D but also 2d. The art of pop up greeting card that I had and I remembered how much as a child I used to stay in library just to look at the pop up pages of books and never read the text. The imagination and magical mysteries opened the creative and visual skills.

https://www.washington.edu/news/2011/12/07/paper-poetry-the-colorful-world-of-vintage-pop-up-movable-and-toy-books-with-slide-show/

The origami techniques in architecture are often used for temporary structure, pavilion and facades of the building. There are some notable artists like Masahiro Chatani who create unrealistic structures or Kirigami art from paper in small scale. The art of paper folding and cutting is very versatile.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origamic_architecture

https://talfriedman.com/origami-pavilion