Cultural Museum by Mohamed Rezk
Cultural Museum is a project that bridges the gap between reality and imagination. This creates a visual representation to where your imagination leads you with your design. Feel free to take a look at this incredible design by Mohamed Rezk, a 3D artist from Saudi Arabia. Be inspired and enjoy!
Cultural Museum Project I tried to bridge the gap between the imagination and reality by giving virtual picture of what the client expects out of his project I begin with doing some conceptual sketches, then I start to convert these sketches to autocad 2d.
- Mohamed Rezk
I usually use autocad 3d and 3d max for modeling, vray engine for rendering and photoshop, after effect for post production. I believe that any project is a piece of art that can’t be done by more than one person, I don’t delegate any of the work steps to anyone i used autocad, 3dsmax, vray, photoshop,lightroom and after effect to reach this result in this project i tried to present it to looks more art than architectural project.
- Mohamed Rezk
About Mohamed Rezk
Mohamed Zakaria has been in 3D visualizations for the past ten years He has worked on national and international projects for both architectural and non architectural practices. He focused his skills on architectural visualizations with highly skilled experts from the fields of architecture and design. You can find more of his artworks on his Behance profile or website.
Breathtakingly beautiful. What a step into the future while retaining the elements of nature, which really makes the whole Cultural Museum project a one of its kind marvel. I hope it's built the same way as the superbly gifted designer, Mohamed Rezk made it here. And I fully agree with this statement of his where he says, "I believe that any project is a piece of art that can’t be done by more than one person..." The creativity, imagination and skills of any two people in this world can never be the same and match.
Really impressive work. I love that you showed all the angles, and they're all well done shots.
Total virtual reality was the feel that I got from these. Great work!