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Anonymous1773582172
03-15 14:31
Model Name
galerie industrielle 3d modèle
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architecture
rendering
realistic
Prompt
Salle 1 : Industrie & Énergie Create a photorealistic 3D virtual museum room titled "Salle 1 — Industrie & Énergie" for the 2050 ÉcoTech Museum. This room represents the harsh reality of today's fossil fuel energy system. SPACE & ARCHITECTURE: A large industrial gallery, 20m wide × 12m tall × 30m deep. Cracked concrete floor with metallic grid strips. Exposed steel I-beam columns with copper base plates. Overhead steel truss structure with hanging industrial pendant lamps casting warm amber cones of light. Large bay windows on the back wall reveal a smoggy grey sky outside with factory chimneys belching dark smoke. The atmosphere is heavy, dramatic, and cinematic — not horror, but urgent and real. LIGHTING: Warm industrial amber from pendant lamps. Cold grey ambient light filtering through smoky windows. A single dramatic warm glowing orb (the Eliasson installation) casting golden-orange light on the left side. Subtle fog/haze in the air. ARTWORKS ON THE WALLS — place these 5 works as large framed pieces on the walls: 1. Edward Burtynsky — "Oil Fields #19a, Belridge, California, USA, 2003" (large-format photograph): aerial view of an oil field stretching to the horizon — a grid of pump jacks and pipelines across barren land. Frame: industrial steel, 200×140cm. Left wall, eye level. 2. Edward Burtynsky — "Manufacturing #17, Deda Chicken Processing Plant, Dehui City, Jilin Province, China, 2005": assembly line workers in an industrial food factory, repetitive and dehumanizing. Frame: steel, 180×120cm. Left wall, beside the first. 3. Chris Jordan — "Midway: Message from the Gyre, 2009": a decomposed albatross chick whose stomach is filled with colorful plastic debris — a devastating image of industrial pollution's reach. Frame: raw wood, 160×100cm. Right wall. 4. Sebastião Salgado — "Workers, Kuwait Oil Fires, 1991": black and white photograph of workers silhouetted against burning oil well fires in Kuwait — apocalyptic industrial scale. Frame: matte black, 200×130cm. Right wall, prominent position. 5. A large back wall installation: a full-wall Banksy-style stencil on raw concrete — a factory chimney whose smoke gradually transforms into a blooming green tree. Black and white stencil, dramatic overhead spotlight. Text at base: "THERE IS NO PLANET B." INSTALLATIONS IN THE ROOM: - Left side: A glowing golden orb (1.2m diameter) suspended at 4m height — tribute to Olafur Eliasson "The Weather Project 2003." Warm orange light radiates outward. A ceiling mirror above reflects it. - Center floor: 12 translucent ice blocks arranged in a circle (80cm diameter each) — tribute to Eliasson's "Ice Watch 2014." Blue-tinted light emanates from within them. - Right back: A large yellow industrial electrical transformer box. Copper pipes and pressure gauges on right wall. - A suspended metal walkway at 5m height with copper railings. MOOD & ATMOSPHERE: Cinematic, photorealistic, heavy with industrial weight. The room should feel like a reckoning — beautiful in its craft but sobering in its message. Think exhibition design by Snøhetta or Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Museum lighting, 4K detail. Camera: wide-angle view from room entrance looking toward back wall, slight upward tilt to show ceiling trusses.
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