BERZ
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This digital zine features a 3D scan of a small area located just outside a bar. The space includes several distinct objects arranged on a patch of ground covered in small pebbles—among them are a red tractor, an outdoor ground speaker, a potted tree, rocks, a wooden bench, bottlecaps, and a coaster. While these items might seem unrelated, they form a visually interesting cluster that feels both intentional and spontaneous.
The scan serves as the central interactive element of the zine. Users can rotate and zoom the model to explore it freely. Floating pins mark specific points of interest—these are not part of the scan itself, but act as interactive guides. When clicked, the camera smoothly zooms in on the selected area and opens a pop-up that shows a close-up photograph of that specific object or detail.
The goal of the project is to highlight everyday scenes and objects that are often overlooked, and to combine 3D scanning with interactive media to create a simple but engaging form of digital storytelling.
