"Behind Doors" is a 3D animation inspired by the novel Kaleidoscope of Death. It takes viewers through a first-person journey, opening door after door into eerie and surreal worlds. Each door leads to a unique environment, ranging from Dreamcore to Poolcore and Kidcore aesthetics, where every scene is designed to evoke suspense, fear, and intrigue. The recurring motif of an eyeball symbolizes constant observation, enhancing the psychological impact and immersion. This project blends various 3D styles to match each world’s tone, creating an engaging narrative that taps into different fears: being watched, facing the unknown, and confronting death.
"The Anunnaki Enigma" is a 3D animated title sequence exploring the mysteries of ancient Sumerian deities, inspired by Zecharia Sitchin’s theories. This project weaves archaeology, mythology, and sci-fi, evoking intrigue and discovery with every frame. Themes such as genetic manipulation, the Sumerian King List, and the enigmatic planet Nibiru unfold in high-quality renderings. Each scene is crafted to immerse viewers in a suspenseful, visually engaging narrative that bridges historical myth with speculative fiction. Designed to captivate audiences, it offers a unique fusion of ancient lore and futuristic storytelling.
"YAKUZA: THE HIDDEN FACE OF JAPAN" is a motion graphic title sequence created as part of my design coursework. The goal was to capture the mysterious and intense world of the Yakuza, Japan’s infamous organized crime syndicates. The sequence combines traditional Japanese elements with a modern twist to give a sense of the Yakuza's deep roots in history while showing their influence on today's society.
Actions for Animals: Protecting the Helmeted Honeyeater
This project is a motion media design piece focused on raising awareness about the Helmeted Honeyeater, an endangered bird native to central Melbourne. Through a series of illustrated style frames, the work highlights the threats facing this species, including habitat loss, bushfires, drought, and competition from other birds. The visuals combine vibrant colors and simplified shapes to convey these environmental challenges in an accessible and engaging way. The project encourages viewers to support conservation efforts, particularly through donations to Zoos Victoria, helping to prevent this iconic bird from extinction.
In the spirit of reconciliation Monash University acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
