Make type behave.
A displaced line suggests movement while the message stays readable.
Explore the artwork ↘A shift in perception.
An imagined event for experimental sound and digital arts.
A visual world you can reach into.
EXPERIMENTAL SOUND
+ DIGITAL ARTS
+ DIGITAL ARTS
Sound changes
the way you see.
A SHIFT IN PERCEPTION.IDENTITY / SPACE / INTERACTION
Move or touch to bend the glass. Keyboard: arrows to move, Space to pulse.
01 / MAKE THE INVISIBLE VISIBLESound changes
Sound changes
the way you see.
Sound can change how a room feels. REFRACT gives that change a visual form.
A rigid concrete space meets unstable optical glass. Move across the image and the field responds. Tap and a pulse travels through the scene. The visitor becomes part of the identity.
The aim is a recognisable visual language for an experimental arts event—one that works as a still poster and invites exploration on a screen.
An image with atmosphere.
A system with range.
Type, imagery and a simple offset-line motif carry the same idea in different forms.
Make sound visible.
The glass image establishes a world of tension, depth and altered perception.
Explore the artwork ↘
Build a repeatable signal.
Offset lines become a symbol and a pattern that can work across different surfaces.
Explore the artwork ↘
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WARM WHITE#EEEAE1
ACID YELLOW#D9F560
03 / FROM ATMOSPHERE TO APPLICATIONHold attention.
Hold attention.
Keep the message clear.
The three poster expressions work together at venue scale. Shared typography and a controlled palette connect them.
One idea.
Different ways to feel it.
Identity gives the project a recognisable voice. Campaign images create atmosphere. Interaction turns the visitor into a participant.
Let’s build a world around your idea ↗SELF-INITIATED CONCEPT
Developed for Nour Eddin with AI assistance. Fictional event; no real commission or installed campaign is implied.
MAKING THE EXPERIENCE
AI-generated architectural imagery and venue mockup. Original SVG poster layouts and a browser-based interactive refraction effect. The glass response animates an image; it is not a live 3D simulation or a generated video. Motion inspiration: Novapierce_’s Hiss effect study.