A journey through an imaginary Mausoleum in Chandigarh, Le Corbusier’s modernist city in Northern India

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Utopia is a short film using a cross section view. This perspective is used exclusively as we follow the characters enigmatic journey as they navigate the complex concrete structure looking for the tomb at its core. As they navigate the structure we see and hear glimpses of the changing environment as the building reveals itself.

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Inspired by architectural perspective illustrations first developed in the renaissance period and still used in the present day – the cross section drawing of the Barbican by Chamberlin Powell and Bon is a fine example – The film adds the dimension time being compressed as we travel through the scene. The building was designed in collaboration with an architect to create a functional structure and incorporating the letter form of the ‘U’ in the final frame.


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Project produced by new London based Creative Studio Optical Arts

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