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AI Travel Collection — Bristol | Visual Storytelling
An AI-assisted destination storytelling project exploring Bristol through its maritime heritage, historic architecture, independent streets, creative culture, local markets, immersive attractions, and food experiences.
The project combines destination research, creative direction, generative AI, visual selection, and narrative development to transform different aspects of the city into one cohesive visual narrative.
🔗 View the full project on Behance:
[https://www.behance.net/gallery/255239667/AI-Travel-Collection-Bristol-Visual-Storytelling ]
Available for destination, hospitality, and travel visual storytelling collaborations.
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Return to the Wave imagines what might happen beyond Hokusai’s frozen moment. The boatmen survive the crash, wash ashore among the wreckage, rebuild their vessel and return to sea. For a brief moment, it seems they have escaped.
But as they continue their journey, the water begins to fall into a familiar rhythm. The sea rises, the claw-like foam returns and the iconic wave slowly forms around them once again.
I used FLORA throughout the process, starting with the original artwork and developing the idea through a six-frame storyboard. From there, I refined each key scene and animated the final sequence while keeping the visual language rooted in Hokusai’s ukiyo-e woodblock world.
The result is a loop about survival, repetition, and the tension between human persistence and something far larger and more permanent. The boatmen struggle, rebuild and keep moving. Mount Fuji remains still. The wave returns.
Original artwork - The Met:
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/39799
FLORA project:
https://app.flora.ai/view/js7dd6e9y8k6rg1swghvfw8cvh8dxqmw
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THE ROOM BEFORE DAWN
What if a museum room could remember the life it once held?
Inspired by Bedroom from the Sagredo Palace, created in Venice around 1720 and now preserved at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, I reimagined the room not as a static museum interior, but as a living memory.
Using FLORA, I explored the world beyond the museum piece — reconstructing the atmosphere of Palazzo Sagredo, imagining Zaccaria Sagredo returning to the space, and bringing the room back to life as Venice slowly awakens outside.
The project moves between the preserved room we see today and an imagined moment from its past — a brief return to the life, light, and people that once surrounded it.
Original artwork:
Bedroom from the Sagredo Palace, ca. 1720
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
