Fatamorgana (The Utzon Center) -The Living Section
How do you convey a very complex building to a general audience? How can you transform 2D drawings into a 4D visual experience?

For the FATAMORGANA exhibition at The Utzon Center in Aalborg. We created a series of animations, the animations explore a particular perspective of the Silkeborg Museum, a design proposal by Jorn Utzon and Asger Jorn for a new museum dedicated to the painter Asger Jorn's collection of paintings. The animations were made in collaboration with Jacob Hilmer, and the rest of the team at Utzon Center.

The Core
A small video purely focusing on the ‘main’ exhibition space. The big core. The camera circles around the space, showing the connection between the hallway which leads into the space. Despite the complexity of the geometry, the video helps break down the scale and how the curves are interconnected with each other.

Infinite Space - FATAMORGANA
One of the different perspective of experiencing the architecture. The building is presented in different abstract lighting conditions, and complimentary colors to replace the materialistic undefined surfaces.

Art Space - FATAMORGANA
One of the different perspective of experiencing the architecture. The building is presented purely as an exhibition space. As originally intended with wire-hanging art-works by Asger Jorn, and other modern art pieces.

Between Silence And Light - FATAMORGANA
One of the different perspective of experiencing the architecture. A homage to digital 3D modelling, the camera is fixed, and shows the transition from digital to material. Together with almost ‘timelapse’-ish sunlight entering the frame, each perspective of the movie showns how the light enters the place according to the geometry of the architecture.

CAVE - FATAMORGANA
One of the different perspective of experiencing the architecture. The quintessential narrative or essence of this architecture, is the feeling of a cave. Ironically also why the competition-proposal by Jorn Utzon also was rejected - being very underground and potentially having a very complex construction phase.