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A computer generated concept of exotic fabric in motion from Foam Studio • by Zeitguised.
This is a different kind of project. What looks at first like an eccentric tangle of simulated dance and color — turns out to be a study of hand-crafted algorithmic textiles and procedural surfaces — for what we call “exquisite realities.”
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credit: Foam Studio • by Zeitguised
— in this post —
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~ featurettes
~ selected reading
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Take a look at Foam Studio’s computer graphics demos featuring their work for IBM’s campaign. They add a new dimension to abstract and organic visuals — with extreme, exotic, high-texture surfaces that move with unexpected fluidity.
The future of game-play, interactive, and virtual + augmented reality is trending toward these kinds of richer, denser surfaces that add depth + mystery.
The physics of both possible + impossible futures.
One value of artificial reality is its ability to let us experience physicality that doesn’t actually exist — and to see state-changes that are invisible to the naked eye. Like extreme slow or fast motion, magnetism — and impossible materials that twist, grow, crystallize, and decay. And other-worldly sounds that naturally emerge from surreal objects. What’s special about Foam Studio’s technique is its “almost-but-not-quite” realism.
Making artificial intelligence relatable.
Foam Studio is a spin-off of the design + production studio Zeitguised — creators of acclaimed work for clients like Absolut, IBM, Mercedes-Benz, Nike, and Samsung.
The studio recently created a concept series of autonomous vehicles called “Spaces on Wheels” with Ikea. And launched an award-winning art film called Auto Nom — a clever and light-hearted take on the future of artificial intelligence. Both stories included below in selected reading.
on the web | pages
Foam Studio • by Zeitguised | home
Foam Studio • by Zeitguised | Vimeo channel
Zeitguised | home
Zeitguised | Geist — An exploration of hand-crafted algorithmic textiles + surfaces.
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Foam Studio develops bespoke visual worlds for global campaigns.
selected reading:
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publication: Dexigner
tag line: Leading portal for designers, architects, illustrators, engineers, artists, and creatives.
story title: Foam Studio designs 7 conceptual vehicles with IKEA’s Space10
read | story
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Foam Studio — in collaboration with IKEA future living lab Space10 — designed 7 autonomous vehicles. The project is called “Spaces on Wheels.” It’s a visual exploration of how fully autonomous vehicles could enable a fulfilling, everyday life.
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publication: Creative Boom
tag line: We celebrate, inspire and supprt the creative community.
story title: Auto Nom: An upbeat self-driving car offers a refreshing look at artificial intelligence
read | story
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Auto Nom is a new art film that offers an upbeat alternative to the doom + gloom that we often associate with autonomous mobility and artificial intelligence (AI). By Zeitguised’s spin-off Foam Studio — and part of a series of character animation narratives based on the personality of “autonomous Rolf” — a fictitious self-driving classic German car that gets under your hood with its freedom-loving behavior.
— notes —
IBM = International Business Machines
AI = artificial intelligence
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story title: design | Motion design with exotic surface models
deck: spotlight on: Foam Studio
folder: daily blog
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