TOHU Art Fair
Gaussian Splat Installation
2024Completed
Gaussian splat + LIDAR installation animating Rosh Hashanah symbols through a volumetrically captured studio space. Exhibited at TOHU Art Fair.
TOHU Art Fair commissioned an immersive digital art installation exploring Rosh Hashanah symbolism through volumetric capture and generative animation.
The work used Gaussian splatting and LIDAR scanning to capture a studio environment, then layered symbolic objects — apples, fish, the new year — as animated 3D presences within the captured space. The result is something between photography and sculpture: a navigable, atmospheric world built from real-world light data.
Three video works were produced for the fair, each focusing on a different symbol rendered in the volumetric environment.
- 01Concept development and art direction
- 02LIDAR scanning and point cloud processing
- 03Gaussian splat capture and reconstruction
- 04Blender animation of symbolic objects within the splat scene
- 05Video rendering and colour grading for exhibition
- 06Three finished video works delivered to TOHU Art Fair