From A to B

From A to B

Video sequences realised during the 3D Graphics course led by Kylan Luginbühl. The videos interpret the From A to B theme, a direct exploration of the passage from one state to another.
Projects realised during the 1st year Bachelor Media & Interaction Design.

Studio project (2024) with Kylan Luginbühl

Students
Steve Bouillant, Daniel Rocha, Teo Grajqevci, Yann Müller, Rosalie Girard, Shana Meinecke
Know-how
3D Graphics

Submerged

A world suspended in time, where each step marks a journey through varied landscapes dominated only by presence.

 

Music: Aïsha Devi - Light Luxury
By Steve Bouillant

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Infiniment petit

 

Music: Beautiful Relaxing Ambient - De UNIVERSFIELD
By Daniel Rocha

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Exodus

 

Music: Vangelis - Return To The Void
By Teo Grajqevci

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Expansion of a new reality

 

Music: Swerve Space By Lama House (Epidemic Sound)
By Yann Müller

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Yellow Car

 

Music: Chassol - Petit cobra (Thème touche française)
By Rosalie Girard

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Frozen Tears

 

Music: Frozen Tears [piano version] by MusicLFiles
By Shana Meinecke

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Projects related to 3D Graphics

Shana Meinecke – She Kept Playing

BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Shana Meinecke – She Kept Playing

by Shana Meinecke

While women make up half of all gamers in Europe, they account for only 7% of participants in esports competitions. The VR project "She Kept Playing" explores the causes of this disparity. Although esports is a relatively young sector, gender stereotypes and misogyny remain. By listening to short stories based on testimonials from professional female gamers, participants directly discover the systemic obstacles these women face. Carried by influential players like Kayane and Loupiote, they serve as powerful role models for the next generation, empowering female gamers to carve out a place in the field without having to worry about gender bias.

Dynamic Identity - 2026

BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Dynamic Identity - 2026

with Angelo Benedetto

First-year students designed visual identities for fictional museums. As part of the Dynamic Display course led by Angelo Benedetto, this project led them to create graphic universes that that express the character of each imaginary exhibition site.

Teo Grajqevci – reform

BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Teo Grajqevci – reform

by Teo Grajqevci

reform responds to a context in which designers are gradually losing control over their tools: creative software is becoming more automated, closed and dependent on cloud-based services. Today, generative AI can produce 3D models with ease, but often at the cost of control, understanding and ownership of the creative process. reform offers another approach: making 3D modelling easier to access, in a field that is usually complex and difficult to learn. The project takes the form of free and open-source software, built around a simplified interface, intuitive interactions and guides that support the learning of these tools. Through demonstrations and didactic exercises, reform restores the designers' motivation and means to model 3D shapes themselves.

Daniel Rocha – HOMAZON

BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Daniel Rocha – HOMAZON

by Daniel Rocha

In this video game, the user plays as a support agent at HOMAZON, whose mission is to ensure a family's comfort in their smart home. Every action is designed to make the family's daily life simpler, more convenient, and more comfortable. Throughout the game, the player performs actions that seem at first glance harmless. Yet they ultimately tell a different story. Behind these actions, the smart devices have in fact collected a wealth of data on the family's lifestyle. HOMAZON does not seek to reveal the existence of data collection, a reality already known to the general public, but aims to raise awareness among teenagers and young adults about what is really happening behind the use of smart devices, which appear harmless and convenient.

Korakot Unasit – Close stranger

BA GRAPHIC DESIGN

Korakot Unasit – Close stranger

by Korakot Unasit

It all starts with a friendship — born by chance, through moments shared in virtual spaces. Without ever meeting physically, a relationship took shape. This paradox raises a question: what does it truly mean to be present for someone? From this experience comes Close Stranger, a moving image project rooted in the world of video games that explores how a bond can evolve in a dematerialized environment, where presence defines itself differently. The trailer gives form to these immaterial ties that inhabit a shared world, but are never fully accessible to one another.

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