ATOM SEQUENCE
A responsive Next.js archive for four speculative body objects, joining image studies, Blender digital twins and interactive web presentation.
Context
A self-directed speculative project exploring a future-body object system through imagery, 3D development and a responsive archive.
What I built
A responsive Next.js experience connecting four object records, specimen imagery, interactive 3D twins and archive navigation.
Proof of
- Four-object art direction
- Image study to Blender twin development
- Material and form translation
- Responsive archive design
- Next.js implementation
- Desktop and mobile presentation
Art direction established a connected four-object system across Cranial Specimen, Bubble Heel, Spiked Vessel and Shoulder Membrane.
Image studies were generated with Higgsfield. Selected studies informed provisional digital twins, developed and refined in Blender through form and material decisions.
A responsive Next.js archive brings the imagery and turntables into a single, explorable experience across desktop and mobile. Walkthrough B shows the live interaction in 21 seconds.
One coherent digital experience moves from object art direction and spatial development into a responsive, explorable archive.