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2025

Proximity Driven Motion

Procedural logic driving motion.

Disciplines

Geometry Nodes, Study

Mood

Procedural, Systematic

Pleated form fanning open in red and whiteClose view of glossy red ribs lit by a single sphereThe pleated disc seen face-on in white with one red segmentPleated form fanning from white into blackThe pleated disc face-on in white and black

This animation is a focused study on proximity relationships using Geometry Nodes in Blender. The goal of this project was to explore how procedural logic and geometric rules can drive motion, interaction, and visual structure in a scalable way.

By leveraging proximity data, the animation demonstrates how simple inputs can generate complex, adaptive results — a powerful approach for modern motion design, product visualization, and procedural workflows.

This project reflects my continuous investment in learning advanced 3D techniques and building efficient, future-ready visual systems.

View this project on Behance