Event Horizon is an abstract motion exploration centered around the idea of a wormhole as a visual gateway. The project focuses on depth, lighting, and atmospheric motion to create a cinematic space inspired experience. The animation was later extended into a conceptual landing page layout to explore how interactive motion can support digital storytelling.

The concept was inspired by the scientific idea of the event horizon, the boundary around a black hole where light bends and perception changes. The goal was to transform this idea into a visual motion study that feels immersive and minimal at the same time.

The color palette uses deep cosmic blacks combined with vibrant violet and purple glow tones to create a strong focal point at the center of the wormhole. This contrast enhances depth and gives the animation an energetic yet atmospheric mood.

The process began with experimenting with circular forms and depth layering to simulate a wormhole structure. Motion was refined through rotation, glow intensity, and positioning to create a smooth cinematic flow.

The project was built using Spline, allowing real time lighting and material adjustments to shape the final look. Subtle motion tuning helped achieve a continuous loop effect for a seamless visual experience.

The final result is a cinematic wormhole animation combined with a conceptual web layout that highlights the role of motion in creating immersive digital experiences. This project also served as an exploration of combining environments with interface design.