This audiovisual project focuses on the study and representation of the iconic Wassily Chair, a key piece of modern design associated with the Bauhaus. The proposal is developed in two narrative phases: first, the chair is presented as an autonomous object, highlighting its form, materials, and structural qualities; it is then placed within a staged setting in a familiar context inspired by Bauhaus aesthetic and functional principles.

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Throughout the development of this project, digital environments and animations were created to reinforce the conceptual and visual character of the piece, situating it within a space that is coherent with its historical and stylistic origins. This approach aims not only to showcase the object itself, but also to convey its significance within contemporary design.

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The production process involved learning and applying professional tools such as Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Premiere Pro, which were essential for modeling, animation, and audiovisual post-production.

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This work is part of a degree in Product Design and Development Engineering, with a specialization in infographic design and 3D project animation, strengthening both technical and creative skills in the digital representation of design objects.

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