CONTROLLED URBEX
"Controlled Urbex" is a sights and sounds piece I created for my Senior Year capstone project in 2019. Inspired by real life, abandoned locations I visited or have seen in the past, I wanted to focus on "controlling" entropy by creating my own interior spaces. The first interior is of a general store, the second of a warehouse/mill building, and the third of a house. This sights and sounds piece was displayed alongside printed photographs of abandoned interiors I had photographed over the years, and all works were displayed in the Alexander Hogue Gallery in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
All interiors were modeled, textured, and lighted in Blender, and all dust particle effects, and transition effects, were created in Adobe After Effects. All audio/visual clips were compiled in Adobe Premiere Pro.
All interiors were modeled, textured, and lighted in Blender, and all dust particle effects, and transition effects, were created in Adobe After Effects. All audio/visual clips were compiled in Adobe Premiere Pro.
