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Frederic Brodbeck
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Akitoshi Honda
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Elisa Storelli
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Julius Fuehrer
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Merani Schilcher
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Frederic Gmeiner
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Alexander Hahn
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Susa Schmid
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Bruno Gola
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Hsiao Li-Chi
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David Reitenbach
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Jens Wunderling
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Constantin Engelmann
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Valerian Blos
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Özcan Ertek
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Sven Gutjahr
Diaries of Alvin Fredriksøn
Tim Horntrich
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Robin Woern
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Orlando Helfer Rabaça
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Julian Netzer
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Erik Anton Reinhardt
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Stephan Sunder-Plassmann
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Martin Kim Luge
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Christopher Hoehn
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Tim Horntrich
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Julius von Bismarck
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Monika Hoinkis
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Merani Schilcher
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Julia Rosenstock
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Merani Schilcher
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Ying Chen
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Piet Schmidt
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Fang Tsai
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Nicenboim Iohanna
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Bill Hartenstein
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Markus Kison
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Kilian Kottmeier
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Felix Worseck
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Frederic Brodbeck
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Stephan Sunder-Plassmann
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Stephan Sunder-Plassmann
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Andreas Schmelas
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Julius von Bismarck
The Space Beyond Me
Andreas Schmelas
The Visible Invisible
Paul Kolling
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Elisa Storelli
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David Löhr
Titan
Niklas Söder
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Tilman Richter
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Tilman Richter
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Tilman Richter
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David Löhr — Titan
Free Projects
Titan is about the first human colony on Saturn’s icy sixth moon – set in a future world a hundred years from now. Although I have rolled out a classical production design and cinematic art-direction, I have turned the usual process upside down. This scenario was not created to an existing narration.In fact, it can be seen either as a standalone, conceptual study or as a visual tale of the future – open for more stories to be told …
The project depicts a visionary near future, where humankind takes its first step into deep space, advancing to a spage-age civilisation by founding the first permanent offworld-colony on Titan. In this world, humans are willing to medically adapt to the new conditions they are confronted with and traverse the boundary of being Earthlings.
This fictional point in future history is a grave one. Sustaining human life outside the Earth’s biosphere would mark a point where our civilisation has reached a certain condition. Then we would have made the first step past what is called the Great Filter. With it, we might losen the ties to Earth, but therefore gain something new – the possibility of cosmic relevance.
As a designer, i am dedicated to conceptualize and visualize such worlds. Motivated and challenged by the complexity of such a task, I see my role expanding to that of a narrator and futurist beyond my profession. The conceptualization of this project is neither founded on an writer’s nor a director’s work. It is an author’s work, a design project that can be conceived in a cinematic context or as a standalone study of a possible future scenario. Whichever aspect is in focus, an essential about immersing an audience into a scenery like this, is tenability.