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Project
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The Silent Earth.
Year
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2025
Category
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Creator
CGI
Editor
Centuries after humanity fled to the stars, teams of Exo-Seekers descend once more to Earth. Their task: explore the ruins, test the air, search for signs of renewal. From orbit, the planet still shines like a memory - but on the ground, its silence tells another story...
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The Last Horizon
The earth I knew was gone, buried beneath centuries of silence. I stood at the edge of its breathless expanse, watching the sky turn pale with memories. There were no voices, no winds, only the weight of a world that could no longer carry us. Still, I looked outward — not for answers, but for a reason to keep walking.
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Echoes in the Grass
Each step sank into brittle soil, the earth cracking like old glass beneath my weight. The fields stretched endlessly, but no birds sang, no insects stirred. Only the whisper of dead grass against my suit, as if the planet itself remembered me. I walked forward, though I did not know what I was searching for - perhaps not answers, but proof that something still remained.
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Log Entry 07: Nothing Remains!
Earth is no longer ours. The forests are ash, the seas are dust, and the sky hangs in a sickly haze. Humanity left long ago, but one Exo-Seeker returns - not to rebuild, only to witness. He finds no sanctuary, no forgotten hope. Only silence. Earth endures, but not for us. With his last step, he leaves behind the memory of a world that has moved on without its children.
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Motivation
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Learning Unreal Engine
These renders were created during my early experiments with Unreal Engine (last year), at a time when I had just completed three weeks of learning the software. Captured directly from the viewport, they represent my first attempts at building cinematic worlds and storytelling through atmosphere.
Returning to them now, I see them not just as practice, but as markers of progress. Comparing this work with my current projects allows me to reflect on how far I’ve come -both technically and creatively - and motivates me to keep pushing forward.
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