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‘23 | Green Parks & Yellow Lights - pixel art
‘24 | “Bọ” - experimental performance
‘24 | “currents” - a short story
‘24 | “Silence” - hand-drawn cyber animation
‘23 | “my heart yearns for gaia’s embrace” - photo series
‘21 | ‘Dấu Chấm Tròn Xanh’ music video animation
‘23 | “The Sense of Self” music & sound design
‘20 | “Hikaribakuh” pixel art animation
‘19 | “Obscure” animation
ongoing practices
sketches - drawings - posters
photos
dance
other adventures
‘19 | Chairs Morphing - a study of chairs
‘19 | “Tùng Nai” - artefact study + wearable design
‘21 | “Mecha Buffalo” - concept art
‘20 | Miliket Noodles Rebranding
‘21 | HOME LINES Rebranding
‘20 | “Granny’s House” - 3D recreation
‘19 | “Arduin” - 3D Character Concept
‘19 | “Does Not Exist”- VR prototype
my granny’s house, revived digitally
Medium: 3D
Outcome: a near-complete digital representation of my grandmother’s house
Year: 2020
Time spent: 2 months
“128 Hàng Trống St.” was the address of this house, but I refer to it as 128 only.
There isn’t much to say about this project, besides it being me, reminiscing again on this space.
(this project came before the pixel art)
Drafted layout for each floor
I externalized my internal map of the place, drawing floor plans for the first and second floor.
Scale and relative positon of objects was the hardest to get right, and I tried my best with my flimsy fallible memory.
Reference for objects, found online.
Wireframe views of the scene
Personal favorite furniture items
The house isn’t finished.
The second floor is incomplete.
I am well aware of that. Yet within that certain timeframe, I got so much enjoyment out of the modelling.
I got so giddy that I bridged my memories through Blender, and they materialized.
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