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This month, we are exploring the idea of liminal space through the vast, empty world of Blame!... 弐瓶勉 I would love the opportunity to interview you for this video 😀

Can you guess what we’re shooting? Also, I’m aware some of these methods (c stand) may cause some anger 😆 #nolllistudio #bts

Worth it? Or Nah? 😆

Want more BTS? Let me know in the comments 😉

I made this video last year (why Studio Ghibli films CAN’T be made with AI) and it’s been resurfacing thanks to the #ghiblistyle trend. But I’m getting bombarded with THESE comments! 😆 I’m frustrated because I don’t think they’ve actually watched the video but also kind of

This is how we recreated the Derinkuyu underground city!

Ever since architecture school, I loved making models. Now we make them all the time, especially when we’re trying to communicate complex ideas. They take a long time, but it's always worth it! 😁 What's your favourite communication tool? #communication #architecture

We’re running out of space to bury the dead. What does that mean for the future of cities—and how architecture handles death? Watch the full video → youtu.be/HjvIdnhjuqo #Architecture #UrbanDesign #Cemeteries #DeathInArchitecture #FutureCities

So many hours spent just for a 10 second scene 😮‍💨 @productioncrate Check out the link in bio😃 #Dune #bts #arrakis #UnrealEngine

Do you think we captured the idea of "liminal space"?

What burial looks like in one of the world’s densest cities...🫠

Home is where the stink is🙂‍↕️

To me, this columbarium was an incredible symbol of shared grief and unity☺️

Fremen Tents AKA desert technology at its finest🤩

Maybe the way we bury our dead says more about the living than anything else. 🕊️

Is this Black Mirror in real life? AI is bringing the dead back... sort of.

Accidentally discovered in 1963, Derinkuyu is a mind-blowing underground city that dates back to 370 BCE. With air shafts, water systems, and hidden chambers, this was a home to thousands.

This Buddhist temple shows us the mourning doesn't have to be a special event.

Plato believed that true wisdom could only be found when free from the body. Could caves help unlock this wisdom?

I will post some snippets on the talk on my IG this week! Dami