This project is a 3D reconstruction and motion study of Kibele Yarman’s book.
I built the entire book as a digital object, crafting realistic page materials, imperfect paper curves, and light-driven shadows to match the physical experience.

The animation explores the book through controlled camera moves and slow, sculptural page-turn moments. Each spread is reinterpreted with atmospheric lighting, abstract compositions, and subtle tactile details. The goal was to preserve the poetic tone of the original work while giving it a new cinematic dimension.

All page flips, image placements, paper deformations, and textures were created procedurally inside a 3D environment. The result is a short visual piece that blends digital craft with the intimate feeling of holding a real printed book.