PIERRE ENGELHARD
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Pierre Engelhard is a designer, researcher and educator specialising in digital scenography, interactive installations and spatial media.

His work combines design, technology and performance to create immersive experiences through installation design, projection mapping, moving image and creative technologies.

Pierre teaches across higher education and is currently undertaking a part-time AHRC-funded PhD through the ADAPT-AI Doctoral Focal Award. His research explores hybrid realities, audience interaction, and new ways of thinking about the screen as a shared spatial experience.

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Pierre Engelhard is a designer, researcher and educator specialising in digital scenography, interactive installations and spatial media.

His work combines design, technology and performance to create immersive experiences through installation design, projection mapping, moving image and creative technologies.

Pierre teaches across higher education and is currently undertaking a part-time AHRC-funded PhD through the ADAPT-AI Doctoral Focal Award. His research explores hybrid realities, audience interaction, and new ways of thinking about the screen as a shared spatial experience.

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12 Revolve - HOME
2022





Format: Animation
        02:45 minutes
        On a loop
       
Revolve is a looping animation made in collaboration with sound designer Nicola Perikhanyan.

It portrays a novel perception of death.
Taking inspiration from Eastern culture, the animation showcases an abstract representation of life and death according to Buddhist beliefs.
The animation is divided into three sections:

Underworld, Life and Enlightenment.

It has the intention of being watched as a loop to accentuate the idea of Samsara.

Revolve is a collaborative project with the Royal College of Art, Imperial College and Nanyang Technological University curated by Aura Murillo. The film exists in two formats: an audiovisual installation and a regular film created for a 15x2 meters long screen for Media Art Nexus.

It premiered at OneRoom Gallery in London on the 20 of January 2022.