Futurum Uelut
a series of 12 digitally modified photographies, dimensions variable, PNG, 2020
Digital sculpture, AR and interactive 3D model with auto rotation on displays, dimensions variable, Javascript, HTML, GLB, 2023
Digital sculpture, AR and interactive 3D model with auto rotation on displays, dimensions variable, Javascript, HTML, GLB, 2023
Imagining new futures through the lens of dichroic colors.
The series of photographs "Futurum Uelut" showcases interferential colours captured in Icelandic landscapes to create a fantasized reality in a distant future.
Total isolation opens up the perfect conditions to take a new look at the world and to start seeing new energies appearing in it. In her virtual immersive pieces, Diane Drubay amplifies the feeling of void and isolation to better stage vibrant colours and find ourselves connected to what surrounds us.
All creations are photographs of natural landscapes and interferential colours shot at Stöðvarfjörður, Iceland, 2020.
Futurum Febris, Denise Duhamel x Diane Drubay, 2023
Part of "FeralVerse" exhibition, curated by TheVERSEVerse, exhibited on FeralFile
“Futurum Febris,” fruit of the collaboration between the poet Denise Duhamel and visual artist Diane Drubay, takes us on a journey towards a distressing transcendence. The planet becomes a metaphor for the memories and thoughts of the narrator of “Pilgrims,” Duhamel’s poem. Like a path that accompanies the text, going from the naivety of youth to the realization of a conflicting system, the exploration of the two planets invites us to travel towards a feverish future.
The visual piece is composed of an excerpt from Duhamel’s poem “Pilgrims,” encircling the planets like a blue guiding thread. The two rotating 3D objects are covered with photographs of interference colors captured in the sky. One is calming and peaceful, creating a meditative state and a moment of harmony. The second is heated and alarming, causing a sense of fascination and panic at the same time. Drubay uses psycho-active colors and the feeling of total isolation to heighten the senses and embrace new ideas and perspectives.
This work plays with a descriptive narrative that takes the viewer/reader into a scene of changing emotions and states, calling for transformation by creating true impact.
Interaction instructions:
Scroll mouse wheel or pinch to zoom and enter the orb
Middle mouse button or finger drag to pan the view
Experience the artwork here.
Experience the artwork here.
Part of "FeralVerse" exhibition, curated by TheVERSEVerse, exhibited on FeralFile
“Futurum Febris,” fruit of the collaboration between the poet Denise Duhamel and visual artist Diane Drubay, takes us on a journey towards a distressing transcendence. The planet becomes a metaphor for the memories and thoughts of the narrator of “Pilgrims,” Duhamel’s poem. Like a path that accompanies the text, going from the naivety of youth to the realization of a conflicting system, the exploration of the two planets invites us to travel towards a feverish future.
The visual piece is composed of an excerpt from Duhamel’s poem “Pilgrims,” encircling the planets like a blue guiding thread. The two rotating 3D objects are covered with photographs of interference colors captured in the sky. One is calming and peaceful, creating a meditative state and a moment of harmony. The second is heated and alarming, causing a sense of fascination and panic at the same time. Drubay uses psycho-active colors and the feeling of total isolation to heighten the senses and embrace new ideas and perspectives.
This work plays with a descriptive narrative that takes the viewer/reader into a scene of changing emotions and states, calling for transformation by creating true impact.
Interaction instructions:
Scroll mouse wheel or pinch to zoom and enter the orb
Middle mouse button or finger drag to pan the view
Experience the artwork here.
Experience the artwork here.
Virtual exhibition 'Inter/Intra Human' (2021)
This series of photographs have been adapted to a virtual setting to make this 3D-installation for the virtual exhibition 'INTER/INTRA HUMAN' by the Artists Circle of Factory Berlin.
It is composed of a panorama with two 3D models of interferential planets.
Access the virtual exhibition here and the live-interviews during the online vernissage here.
This series of photographs have been adapted to a virtual setting to make this 3D-installation for the virtual exhibition 'INTER/INTRA HUMAN' by the Artists Circle of Factory Berlin.
It is composed of a panorama with two 3D models of interferential planets.
Access the virtual exhibition here and the live-interviews during the online vernissage here.