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Aesthetica Archives: Set Design
In 1992, French anthropologist Marc Augé put modern-day spaces under the microscope. He looked primarily at buildings “of circulation, consumption and communication”, such as supermarkets and airports. These, he decided, were “Non-Places”: anonymous areas without a sense of identity and history, where people feel “always, and never, at home.” The rise of CGI and digital set design is allowing artists to create and construct their own ambiguous spaces. Discover five examples from
Aesthetica. These creatives combine traditional photography with manipulation and surrealism.
“A lucid dream is when the sleeper becomes aware of both the waking world and the dream with which they’re still entwined. When this happens, they gain some control over the narrative, characters and the environment.” With the rise of CGI and digital set design, such imaginative spaces have become a reality. Studio Brasch’s images are the product of freedom of imagination and creative tools. Clean, utopian rooms boast translucent surfaces, unused furniture and Wes Anderson-esque palettes. Pastel pink walls glow against crisp white lights; astral rocks and sand dunes mingle with contemporary product design.

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