Carcass

Vitor Cervi is a creative director and animator known for his ability to challenge perception and reshape our understanding of the world around us. His work is often rooted in pushing boundaries, and in this film, we wanted the sound design to reflect that same boldness. Sound became more than an accompaniment; it became a driving force in elevating Vitor’s concept. By fragmenting audio into tiny elements and using heavy processing, such as granulation, we were able to transform sounds into abstract sonic forms that feel both chaotic and harmonious. This approach mirrors the film's central theme: curating chaos into something beautiful and coherent.

Our sound design process involved carefully breaking down audio into granular components, then reassembling them to create a patchwork of textures. The result is a soundscape that feels expansive and multi-dimensional, where the process itself becomes part of the auditory experience. The integration of "boy racer" culture, through subtle original track snippets, added another layer to the piece, offering multiple facets for the audience to explore and interpret. These diverse influences all come together, reflecting the unpredictable and expansive world that Vitor's work often inhabits.