3D Exhibition Designer

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Immersive 3D Exhibition for TryHackMe at Black Hat USA

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The concept was to visually and experientially represent the core of cybersecurity training. By stepping into this digital world, visitors get more than just a typical booth experience — they feel embedded in the very systems they’re learning to protect. Circuits, processors, and data streams form the architecture of the exhibition, acting as metaphorical pathways to different learning modules and rooms.

This design not only attracts attention but also offers deeper insight into what TryHackMe is all about: hands-on, real-world cyber training in an environment that’s engaging, educational, and memorable. The goal was to spark curiosity and make a strong, lasting impression on both beginners and seasoned professionals attending Black Hat.

For the Black Hat USA event, I developed a 3D exhibition experience designed to showcase TryHackMe in a fresh, immersive way. Using Cinema 4D, I created a virtual environment that allows users to feel as though they've been transported inside a computer or motherboard — aligning perfectly with the cyber-themed nature of TryHackMe’s platform.

3D Concept Design – Google Lounge Café

This project was a creative concept I designed using Cinema 4D, imagining what a Google Lounge Café could look like if Google ever decided to bring such an idea to life. The goal was to create a modern, inviting, and relaxing space tailored for Google employees — a place where they could unwind, recharge, and connect in a comfortable and inspiring environment.

The design blends Google’s signature playful aesthetic with the calming atmosphere of a high-end café. Think sleek lines, open spaces, vibrant colors, and subtle tech-inspired elements integrated into the furniture and architecture — all staying true to Google's brand while offering a refreshing twist.

Whether it's a casual meeting spot, a place to grab coffee, or simply a break from screen time, the Google Lounge is meant to promote well-being, creativity, and relaxation. It’s a visual exploration of how tech spaces can still feel human, warm, and socially inviting.

This 3D exhibition was built not as a finalized design, but as a proof of concept — a spark of inspiration for what could be possible if Google ever wanted to bring a café-style lounge to their campuses or public spaces.

3D Concept Design – Google Lounge Café

I created this 3D exhibition using Cinema 4D, imagining a new kind of Starbucks café and lounge — designed not just for grabbing coffee, but for people who want to stay, relax, and enjoy the space.

The concept features two main areas:

One room has transparent walls and doors, offering a quiet space for people to work on their laptops. It blocks out sound for focus and privacy, but still feels open and bright thanks to the see-through walls.
The second room has just two chairs and is shaped like the inside of a coffee mug, creating a cozy, unique space that encourages people to slow down and relax.

This design aims to give coffee lovers a comfortable and inspiring environment — not just a quick stop, but a place to unwind.