Artwork:

Artwork:

pūjā


pūjā


Playing with imaging, image mapping, and rendering processes, I decided to create a hyperrealist artwork by layering and re-layering imaging data that I collected from a statue of a deity handed down in my family for several generations. As I was born ‘n’ raised in Canada, my family elders desired for me to keep a part of our culture with me. They also added that the Hindi word, pūjā, refers to revering stories of different gods/goddesses — fitting, here, as the statuette is of the god of arts, letters, and creativity. The film reveals more of this deity’s story, revealing that this character has 8 avatars. More, it is intended to be displayed on loop — that, in and of itself, could be considered as a sort of pūjā.

The film reveals more of this deity’s story, revealing that it has 8 avatars. More, it is intended to be displayed on loop — that, in and of itself, could be considered as a sort of pūjā.

Tags:


+digital art

+digital art

+digital art

+3D-scanning

+3D-scanning

+3D-scanning

+3D-modelling

+3D-modelling

+3D-modelling

+coding/scripting

+coding/scripting

+coding/scripting

+rendering

+rendering

+rendering

+video editing

+video editing

+video editing

+animation

+animation

+animation