Step by Step
This is my personal portfolio for the last year and a half, developed during my learning period at the school and once it was over, the rest were made on my free time. Thank you very much for the time. Hope you like!
Step by Step
Learning in School-ing
These first images are projects made in School-ing and finished in the last stage of knowledge.
- This first project is located in Warszawa, in the Noke Architects transports us to Morocco.
Entering the Kopi boutique can be like being inside a Moroccan store. Created from a trip to Morocco and the Côte d'Azur, this space seeks an immersive experience.
The streamlined counter, muted Moroccan pink and terracotta along with a wall that appears to be made of desert sand create a perfect backdrop. All of them with upholstered seats and poufs create an exotic atmosphere.
- The second project comes from the hands of NetSpaceDesign.
Inspired by a natural scene, the idea comes from the second rainbow theory. Creating some kind of intimacy between people and color.
Under minimalism, developing a fluid rhythm space with graphic geometric composition. Originally the space is composed in pastel colors, but in the recreation, I wanted to have a personal touch adding strength and brilliance to the colors.
- The third project is based on the design of Marko Brajovic located in the Brazilian part of the Atlantic Forest.
This is an observatory. A place to meet and reconnect with oneself and with another species, to search for nature inside and outside of us, where everything is in everything.
The Monkey House is inspired by the verticality of the forest, by the possibility of subtly connecting with the trees and with the innumerable inhabitants of the kingdom of flora and fauna.
Free time
These second images are made after school, consolidating the knowledge learned, while working in my first year as a Junior 3D Artist.
In all of them I try to preserve the essence of a particular and homely spaces, mixed with colors, shapes, metaphors and beings.
All are improvised except for the last two green ones, taking as a reference the RENESA Architecture Design Interiors Studio project, The Fluted Emerald Elgin Cafe in India.
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