The installation was completed in collaboration with Autodesk and Pedrita Studio. By transforming the existing façade into a luminous blue and white narrative surface, the wall is given renewed relevance as a communicating agent, inviting the public to take a closer look at the hidden depths of an architectural surface. Collectively and from afar, the tiles read as a mediated copy of the building behind, a trompe l'oeil rendered in blue and white. Individually, each tile is a visual register of a subjective experience-the contributed photograph. Each time a user uploaded a photograph, it appeared as a projection on the digital model, a virtual placeholder for the physical installation.īy concretizing digital processes through a bricks and mortar approach, the project aspires to transform content production into a collective endeavor by embedding a social system into a built installation. Using a custom image-sorting software, the photographs were processed, and tiled to create a pixelated composite of the building façade. The installation began with the crowdsourced collection of photographs of architectural interiors. Borrowing from this narrative tradition, this installation employs a method of collective storytelling by pairing vernacular production techniques with digital media to temporarily re-clad a building façade. The term horror vacui describes a Moorish visual practice adopted by Portuguese builders in the 15th century that involved covering building facades with azulejos, blue and white ceramic tiles commemorating historic events. In a space where walls have come tumbling down, instead of liberation we are left feeling increasingly cenophobic. Walk the dark and dirty streets, past the. But with this dematerialized reality comes a sense of alienation from the immediate and the tangible. Experience a selection of urban locales on the verge of apocalyptic collapse with the Horror City Tile Pack Featuring extensive exterior and interior tiles, objects and more, this pack has everything you need to create a truly terrifying city in a 90s inspired retro style.
The diffusion of contemporary architectural practice signals the displacement of conventional forms of building with new spatial mediums. Tiles A1-A5, Tile B, Tile C, Tile D and Tile E for cityscape inside, with inside home essentials, dilapidated homes, office and facility settings, and more.For the 2013 Lisbon Architecture Triennale, Close Closer, with Ang Li and Phoebe Springstubb.Tiles A1-A5, Tile B, Tile C, Tile D and Tile E for cityscape outside, with city life essentials and nature tiles.Character-matching facesets, including emotions, zombie alternatives and faceset bases.12 animated vehicles (cars), including 2 models and service cars - police, taxi.Animated lights, door and power-up characters.Bare character bases you can use to draw your own heroes or zombies.8 female and 8 male Hero character sprites, as well as zombie variants for each.Brand new high-quality pixel art style.This version is optimized for use in RPG Maker MZ and shares content with its VX-Ace counterpart. With the inclusion of multiple tile sets and character variations, this large pack is a must-have for everyone. Focusing on the dark and gritty life in the modern 90's, the pack is built for modern RPGs, survival horror action, casual adventure and more.
TILES HORROR CITY SERIES
게임 정보This stylish and pulp-fiction inspired pack contains a large mix of tiles and characters, conveniently bundled together for an affordable price.Ĭreated by Vexed Enigma, POP!: Horror City Bundle is the first entry in a brand new series of character and environment sets. The content in these packs are exactly the same, so if you already have one of these packs, you don't have to purchase the other! Please note that "RPG Maker MZ - POP! Horror City" and "RPG Maker MV - POP! Horror City" are the same pack, only the title "MV" and "MZ" are different.
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