(Reposting as the link got corrupted in the previous one)
Looking glass is my second submission.
We’ve spent years staring at flat screens, swiping through worlds that only have height and width.
But reality was never 2D.
This experiment explores what happens when flat images gain depth — transforming pixels into spatial scenes you can look at from a different perspective.
Introducing LIGHTFORM — an experimental interactive experience where architecture meets light, airflow, and motion.
I wanted to explore a simple idea: what if we could understand a room not just by how it looks, but by how it behaves?
Watch sunlight move through the space.
See air travel through windows and around objects.
Explore color-coded illuminance from multiple sources.
Change wind direction and observe how the environment responds.
LIGHTFORM brings these invisible relationships into a shared visual experience — one where design, interaction, and environmental simulation come together.
Made a free Framer component: Deckflow 3D
Glass trading cards flying through real 3D space, shot like a film. 4 layouts, a cinematic camera that cuts between angles, hover pull-out and scroll control.
Free to remix: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/deckflow-3d/