Astronomy
This section is dedicated to astronomy-related work, including observational phenomena, celestial mechanics, eclipse visuals, and broader space-focused storytelling.
Astronomy Events
This area is centered on eclipses and other visible astronomy events that lend themselves to explanatory, observational, or cinematic treatments.
Astronomy visualization
Total solar eclipse
A cinematic visualization created around the total solar eclipse of August 12, 2026, an astronomical event visible from parts of Spain.
The project is released first as a standard 4K video and as a short-format version for vertical viewing.
The fulldome version is currently in development and will be added when it is ready.
Astrophysical Objects
This section explores black holes and other physical objects beyond our Solar System through clear, cinematic visualization grounded in astronomical observations.
Astrophysical object visualization
M87* supermassive black hole — 4K reconstruction
This 4K reconstruction begins with the original M87* observation by the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration, then moves into our own visual interpretation of the black hole and the glowing material around it.
The progression places the historic observation in a wider visual context, presenting M87* as a cinematic astrophysical object while keeping a clear distinction between the source image and the reconstructed sequence.
Created by TimeBeam Studio in Blender as an artistic reconstruction, not a scientific simulation.
Original M87* image: Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration.
