LUX‑O (organic): Frequencies of an Alien Perspective

Experimental Audiovisual Film | Part I of the LUX Series | 2024

LUX-O (organic) is the first part of a three-chapter audiovisual series investigating perception across different spatial and material scales. The work combines black-and-white landscape footage from Croatia and Italy with pre-rendered 3D animation.

The film is constructed as a fixed audiovisual composition in which organic imagery and digital structures coexist within a shared visual field. Light, rhythm, and motion are shaped through sound-driven modulation, introducing temporal variation within a stable visual framework.

Instead of a fully generative system, the work operates through the relationship between composed image structures and parameter-based audiovisual transformation. Sound functions as a structural element that influences visual behaviour over time.

The sound layer incorporates recordings from NASA Mars missions, extending the work beyond an Earth-bound perspective. The film situates landscape, digital simulation, and planetary signal as interconnected perceptual fields.

LUX-O establishes the framework for the series, which continues with:

• LUX-A (anorganic): constructed and technological environments

• LUX-N (nano): microscopic and molecular scales

Year: 2024
Format: Experimental audiovisual film
Medium: Video footage; pre-rendered digital animation; sound-driven system