A series of stylised animations turning BASF's advanced trend materials into visuals a creative audience will actually watch. Adaptive surfaces and futuristic textile structures were simulated rather than illustrated, because material behaviour is close to unfilmable in a way that communicates anything. Full 3D production by me, original music by David Marquardt.
For BASF’s “Design Fabrics” initiative, I developed a series of stylized animations that transform advanced material science into emotionally compelling 3D visuals.
Each piece highlights the aesthetic and functional potential of BASF’s innovative trend materials, from adaptive surfaces to futuristic textile structures, using bold design language and fluid motion.
The campaign bridges science and storytelling, helping BASF communicate their material innovations to a broader creative audience through engaging, design-forward content.
I was responsible for the full 3D production, including animation, look development, and composition. Original music by David Marquardt added an extra emotional layer to the visual narrative.
This was a 3d product animation project. See how I work on 3d product animation.