Yane made his first attempts at creating a 3D space in a CAD software when he was still in his early teenage years, around 1997. While studying architecture at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy in Sofia, this hobby became useful for his university projects. It was then when he also began his professional career for an architectural visualization studio based in the UK with an office in Sofia while at the same time managed to graduate with a masters degree of architecture in 2010. This job gave him the opportunity to create images and films for world-renowned architects like Zaha Hadid and Norman Foster as well as for famous product and automotive brands like Land Rover, Honda, Rivian and others. Eventually CGI became more than a hobby and profession. It was a passion and a way of life.
Dorian Marchesin is a passionate 3D computer graphics designer, specializing in the creation of digital images and animations. A graduate of the IUT in Tarbes, he quickly moved into 3D computer graphics. Dorian has worked with a variety of companies and studios on projects ranging from video games to advertising animations.
After a decade overseeing the Unit Image studio and a spell at Californian studio Blur, Dorian is now Artistic Director at Digic Pictures, which specializes in motion capture and visual effects. His creativity and attention to detail enable him to bring complex concepts to life.
Curious and eager to learn, Dorian is a fervent promoter of technological innovation. Outside his professional projects, he enjoys sharing his knowledge through tutorials, lectures and student presentations, helping to shape the next generation of digital artists.
Dionysios is a seasoned CG Artist and 3D Visualizer, currently leading Evolvia Imaging, a premier firm specializing in 3D rendering and photorealistic imagery for architecture and industrial design. With roots in Italy where he studied at IUAV University in Venice, Dionysios has been at the forefront of digital art and visualization since 1993. He founded Delta Tracing in 1999, marking his entry into high-end visualization. His extensive experience includes roles as a 3ds Max Specialist & Application Engineer for Autodesk and TechData, and a decade as CGI Manager at Renzo Piano Building Workshop in Paris.
For Antonio Virga, a successful project is expressed through its simplicity and the emotion it exudes.
Stripped of all superfluity, his compositions convey nobility and poetry in a harmonious whole where light, proportions and the veracity of materials tell the story of the place. Antonio Virga demonstrates that rigour can engender lightness.
In 2012, together with Vincent Parreira, he designed ‘l'Atoll’, France's first commercial eco-park, a multi-prime project that marked the start of a fruitful collaboration. The project was also shortlisted for the Equerre d'Argent. In 2016, they won the Réinventer Paris competition together for the Poterne des Peupliers site. In 2018 Antonio won the AMO award for the CHAI in Cahors and in 2021 the Dezeen Award for Grand Palais, also in Cahors.
Antonio Virga appreciates projects of all sizes, ‘from the little spoon to the city’ (Gio Ponti), and reinforces his refusal to specialize through the diversity of his projects.
STUDIOS is the French office of an international group of architects founded in 1985 in San Francisco. The firm grew up with the pioneers of technology, for whom it designed the first office campuses in Silicon Valley. These origins have forged the STUDIOS DNA: a collaborative approach, boldness and agility. A disruptive method that develops a holistic vision of buildings centred on people and their uses, reconciling architecture and interior architecture. Since 1992, his Paris office has been working with clients to meet the current challenges of sustainable transition, changing uses and the integration of new technologies. STUDIOS' references include Google's new AI Hub, the Microsoft and Adobe headquarters in Paris, complex restructurings such as L'Atelier Covivio and the Paris Lyon Tower, and timber constructions such as the Léo Lagrange Sports Complex in Val de Reuil and Boréal in the Jardin d'Acclimatation. These are projects that demonstrate his ambition: to do better with less by returning to an architecture that focuses on the human experience, reconciling space and time.
