Lumion Captures
Much like the transition from day to dusk to night, the protagonist ventures past the light forms and through the integrated textural forms of the surfaces, from light to dark.
We are all souls seeking each other, searching past monumental adversities. And when we come together, even the darkest emergence seem brighter when we're hand in hand.
Wide spread "arms" of the structure hold the land together and vice-versa. They work hand-in-hand, nature and the monument, as one entity. And from that, there emerges a form inspired by Goldberg's style of brutalist and reductionist forms.
Though, some people can't appreciate that sentiment. Oh well.
"That is what was once light will become dark, and that which was once dark will become light, if you just let it shine" -Dad.
Custom Textures Applied
I chose to do 4 textures because I wanted distinction between what was a connection between monument and nature, and within monument.
Dark: The texture emulated a sense of emergence when it came to placement on the monument. I enjoyed the way the gaps joined together to give a diamond shaped opening and look like stars in the night-sky when the environment's dark.
Medium: The medium texture expresses the transition between light and dark, a purgatory where the observer can stand after having walked from the light valley to the dark monolith emerging from the structure.
Light: The two light textures are have a interesting patter I find on the surface of the monument. They give character and definition to the curve which would otherwise be boring and undramatic.
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