For my GIF project, I decided to use Blender, as it provided me with the flexibility needed for working with animation and 3D visualization. I aimed to create an audio-abstract visualization that would dynamically respond to music and create an immersive experience. I chose the track “Pausa” by the Spanish band Izal, whose rhythmic structure and atmosphere inspired me to connect sound with movement and color.
The visual aspect of the project was based on animated objects that changed depending on the music’s frequencies—pulsating, deforming, and undergoing color transformations. This process resulted in a dynamic and visually captivating composition that continuously evolved and adapted to the rhythm of the song. The goal was to establish a seamless connection between sound and visuals so that the outcome would feel both harmonious and natural.
This project was a new challenge for me, as it was significantly different from my usual work. It was more of an experimental piece, allowing me to freely explore new ways of merging visual and auditory experiences. Working with animation in Blender enabled me to experiment with various techniques and approaches to visually interpret music, which proved to be an enriching and insightful process.
