MV NYC

United States of America

Massimo Vendola, aka MV NYC, is a videographer and VFX artist, born and still today based in Brooklyn. Massimo's passionate with experimental visuals and particularly likes manipulating reality in tandem with CGI, in order to create unique dream-like perspectives and explore altered states of reality. Among his favorite topics are train stations, where he wanders in dynamic artworks that explore these structures transformed by techniques such as point clouds.


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Sensory Malfunction

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This mesmerizing point cloud loop features a meticulously scanned hotel hallway using LiDAR technology, then it was manipulated with 3D software. It offers an artistic interpretation into altered states of perception, drawing inspiration from online recreations of psychedelic experiences and the artist’s own sensory challenges, aiming to encapsulate these profound themes.

The piece’s title is inspired by Sensory Processing Disorder, an impairing neurological condition where the brain is challenged in processing sensory inputs. This condition is common amongst neurodivergent individuals, and this piece is an attempt to connect an artistic narrative with the reality of sensory issues.

technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

01:23

year

2022

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