LASER CUT

Art direction project that explores the fusion between furniture design and light experimentation. The chair is composed of wood pieces precisely cut by laser, assembled into circular geometric forms to create a sculptural and contemporary structure. Red laser beams cross the scene, reinforcing the idea of technology and precision applied to design.

I was responsible for art direction, modeling, lighting, texturing, and the simulation of the light effects. A stable camera and close-up frames emphasize the monumentality of the volumes, while the interaction of the laser with the surfaces enhances the drama and adds a futuristic language to the composition.

With this project, I aimed to convey the union between tradition and innovation: the tactile and warm value of wood contrasted with the technological precision of laser cutting. The result is a series of clean and striking images, designed for portfolio and visual campaigns, easily adaptable to new pieces, color variations, or conceptual environments.