Arch Viz
SUMMER HOUSE
This image was made for an ArchViz contest.
Essentially, we received the 3D model of the house and had to design it and create an image to showcase it.
Essentially, we received the 3D model of the house and had to design it and create an image to showcase it.
I decided to take a different approach from my usual work. I didn’t want to show the entire space in a general or conventional way.
More than measuring the space, my goal was to express how it feels.
I stepped out of my comfort zone, both in terms of interior style and the tone of the image itself: it’s an image about silence, about atmosphere, about the people who inhabit the space.
I wanted to show that you don’t need to see everything to feel everything.
More than measuring the space, my goal was to express how it feels.
I stepped out of my comfort zone, both in terms of interior style and the tone of the image itself: it’s an image about silence, about atmosphere, about the people who inhabit the space.
I wanted to show that you don’t need to see everything to feel everything.
In this scene, we glimpse the living room, the balcony, the bedroom in the back — and even a subtle reflection of what’s behind the camera, through the mirror. Everything was composed intentionally to be read slowly.
Every element is there for a reason: the light, the artwork, the mirror, the woman, the dog. Each one was chosen not just for aesthetic coherence, but for emotional coherence too.
Every element is there for a reason: the light, the artwork, the mirror, the woman, the dog. Each one was chosen not just for aesthetic coherence, but for emotional coherence too.
I believe this image captures exactly what I set out to show: what it feels like to be there.
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