Talus (Hillside)

Talus (Hillside) transports viewers into a landscape where elevated variations suggest a transforming terrain, blending the organic and the abstract. The vibrant fuchsia, contrasted with darker tones, embodies the complexity of pursued passions. Such a rich hue captures thought layered density, blooming, and the passage of time, inviting reflection on our experiences.

As we gaze across the scarps, we witness the compressed lowered ripples, revealing the intricacy between beauty and inevitable growth. This piece, part of Sébastien Pitt’s Segments series, embodies his approach of crafting dreamscapes that merge perception and affect.

Created with a custom MAX8 patch for 3D audiovisual performance, each scene features intricate 3D structures with vertex displacement and transparency shaders, creating evolving textures and layered depths in a 360° rotation at 0.01 Hz.

Rendered at 4K vertical @60fps in a 100-second loop, it uses ProRes 4444 and GPU-compressed H.264 via FFmpeg.