Vision 2035 is a series of six speculative films imagining the transformations of housing, work, and business by 2035.

Conceived as a narrative exploration of the near future, the project presents believable everyday situations: modular housing, shops reimagined as living spaces, new forms of collaboration, and more sustainable economic models.

The project involved narrative design, storyboarding, and visual creation, developed alongside Thomas Garbis, within a production workflow largely reliant on artificial intelligence tools.

The production notably used Midjourney V6 for visual generation and exploration, Nano-Banana 1 for developing concepts and image variations, and Kling 2.6 for animation and video generation. Voices and sound elements were produced with ElevenLabs, before being assembled and finalized in Adobe After Effects.

The series features Théa, a recurring avatar who accompanies the viewer through these everyday scenarios in 2035.

The films are available for private screenings upon request.

Directed, storyboarded, created with image and video
by Seb Cha
Edited, edited, created with image and video
by Thomas Garbis
Production manager:
Jonathan Murcia