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Cover image for OBSIDIAN RITE — CONCEPT FILM
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OBSIDIAN RITE — CONCEPT FILM OBSIDIAN RITE is a conceptual film by INTERIONAIRE exploring architecture as a setting for ritual, presence and discovery. The project is built around a sequence of monumental spaces, dark reflective surfaces, controlled light and isolated human figures. At its center is an unidentified object — part artifact, part technological presence — around which the architecture gradually reveals itself. Rather than following a conventional narrative, the film uses scale, movement, material and atmosphere to construct a world that feels both ancient and unfamiliar. Brutalist architectural forms coexist with precise technological elements, creating a deliberate tension between monumentality and the unknown. OBSIDIAN RITE was developed as an exercise in visual world-building — combining spatial design, object design, cinematic composition and art direction into a single continuous experience. Concept, Spatial Design, Art Direction & Visualization — INTERIONAIRE
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Cover image for DEMINY — SUPERYACHT CONCEPT
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DEMINY — SUPERYACHT CONCEPT DEMINY is a superyacht concept developed by INTERIONAIRE as an exploration of power, proportion and architectural identity on water. The exterior is defined by a low, elongated silhouette, a pronounced bow and a continuous sculptural body. Dark reflective surfaces, metallic finishes and restrained glazing reinforce the monolithic character of the vessel, while subtle references to naval and submarine architecture introduce a more purposeful, almost defensive presence. The project was developed as a complete visual environment rather than an isolated exterior form. Architecture, deck spaces, lighting, interior atmosphere and material language are treated as parts of one continuous identity. This film explores DEMINY through movement, scale and changing conditions — from open water and daylight to the more dramatic character of the yacht after dark. DEMINY represents INTERIONAIRE’s approach to concept development: creating a recognizable object first, then extending its design language across every level of the experience. Concept Design, Exterior & Interior Direction, Art Direction and Visualization — INTERIONAIRE
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Cover image for MUSSEL SHELL — ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT
MUSSEL SHELL — ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT FILM Mussel Shell began with a simple natural geometry: two protective surfaces opening to reveal the space between them. This film explores the darker side of the concept. The architecture appears gradually through landscape, reflection and low light — less as a conventional building and more as an object discovered within its environment. The contrast between the monumental exterior and the human scale is central to the project. Light, water, material and movement are used to reveal the form gradually rather than explain it at once. Mussel Shell is part of INTERIONAIRE’s ongoing exploration of architecture beyond conventional typologies — creating spaces with their own identity, atmosphere and sense of arrival. Concept, Architecture & Art Direction — INTERIONAIRE
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Cover image for MUSSEL SHELL — ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT
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MUSSEL SHELL — ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT Mussel Shell is an architectural concept by INTERIONAIRE built around the geometry of an opened shell — two protective volumes forming a private world within. The project explores architecture not as a static object, but as an experience of approach, discovery and transition. Its exterior is deliberately sculptural and enigmatic, while the interior reveals a warmer and more intimate environment shaped by light, material, landscape and art. The concept was developed with hospitality and private retreat scenarios in mind, where architecture, interior atmosphere and the guest journey become part of a single experience. This film presents Mussel Shell through arrival rather than explanation: the journey through the landscape, the first encounter with the architecture, and the transition from the outside world into its interior. Concept, Architecture, Interior & Art Direction — INTERIONAIRE
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