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| TRANSitional CONDitions is a collaborative effort that researches, proposes, and implements new strategies for design and policies in architecture, film, and digital media. TRANSitional CONDitions is based around the work and collaborations of film maker, architect, designer, and digital artist Christian D. Bruun. TRANSitional CONDitions was initiated in 1995 as a research project investigating the emergent possibilities of digital technologies and it's impact on life. - How the representational spaces of speed and scale of modern life and digital techonology are interpreted as experience; and how to approach and implement an appropriate design strategy for the future. Since 1995 trans_cond has evolved into many diverse projects ranging from feature film projects, and architecture to exhibtions, and symposia. Innovative solutions for 3D (stereoscopic) feature film making and real-time 3D architecture development. In recent year the research has been focused on technology and solutions for global sustainability. Please contact us for more information >> |
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CHRISTIAN DITLEV BRUUN Christian D. Bruun is an international producer / director, digital artist, and curator with more than thirteen years of professional experience in Europe, The United States, and Asia. He is a pioneer in the field of digital film making, digital media, and architectural design. As creative principal and owner of DitlevFilms Christian produces feature films, directs national commercial campaigns, and has created digital media and visual effects for feature films, advertising, and interactive/gaming entertainment. The films have been officially selected at The Sundance Film festival, The Tribeca Film Festival, The Berlin Film Festival and released in theaters. Clients include Fox Searchlight, IFC, Rockstar Games, Snoop Dogg, Grey Goose Vodka, Comcast, TimeWarner, Cablevision, Voom Networks. In 2004/2005, Christian produced and shot "The F Word", a feature film that premiered in official competition at the Tribeca Film Festival 2005 and subsequently sold to IFC. Most recently, he co-produced the first Real-D format 3D live-action feature film; a film that has been #1 at the box office several in several countries around the world. Currently he is producing/directing Blue Gold an international documentary on the global, cultural impact on blue jeans and Americana. Since 1999, Christian has curated international exhibitions on future living, design, and digital technologies. In 2004 and 2006, he was curator of the U.S. Pavilion at The Venice Biennale, an exhibition that traveled to Thailand and Panama and opened at A+D Museum in Los Angeles in April 2008 in collaboration with Brad Pitt. His short films and animations have been exhibited at MoMA, The Venice Biennale, The Witney Museum, The Cooper-Hewitt Museum, Centre Pompidou Paris. Christian studied at Southern California Institute of Architecture (S.C.I.-Arc) and received his Bachelor and Master of Architecture from the Århus School of Architecture in Denmark (AAA). He is a co-founder of the Department of Visual Communication at AAA and was funded by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs to research 3D and virtual reality in architecture. As well as lecturing and working around the world, Christian is regularly a visiting critic at Columbia University, Princeton University, and S.C.I.-Arc on topics of film, digital media, architecture, technology, and 3D. In 2006, Christian co-founded The Danish Film Fest : Los Angeles, which celebrates and showcases Danish film and culture in Los Angeles, under the patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Joachim of Denmark. 2006-2008 he was the President and board member of the Scandinavian American Arts Foundation. He is currently a board member of the A+D Museum in Los Angeles. In 2007 he co-founded Sustainable Dialogues; an international symposia proposing and developing solutions for sustainable urban renewal and disaster relief.
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