Plausible Realities explores the captivating realm of architectural visualization through the lens of Olivier Campagne's digital-image studio. Based in Paris, his eponymous practice has earned acclaim for its collaboration with architectural firms such as Baukunst(Belgium), Bruther (France), and Arrhov Frick (Sweden). Rather than merely serving as a conduit for design illustration, his visualization studio is involved from early design phases to collaboratively develop an architectural imagination that creatively guides projects forward. As such, Campagne's work encapsulates the essence of the unbuilt,capturing the speculative with a photographer's eye. His work is characterized by the ability to seamlessly merge reality with digital artistry. By infusing his compositions with the mundane dimensions of the urban realm, Campagne crafts images that resonate with authenticity and immediacy, inviting contemplation on the plausibility of imagined realities.

The exhibition delineates two distinctive facets of his practice: visual research and commissioned images. Through these dual lenses, an insight is presented into the productive relationship between experimentation and commercial product. Each of the tables presents one of the many visual experiments with which Campagne shapes hiscritical attitude towards both architectural practice and the tool of the render. From pushing the limits of various software and technologies, to emulating physical realitiesdigitally – each image tells a story of exploration and refinement, blurring the boundaries between abstract and the plausible.

Plausible Realities serves as a testament to the persuasive and speculative power of architectural visualization. By pushing the limits of technology and embracing visual experimentation, Olivier Campagne continues to challenge preconceived notions of what is possible. The exhibition offers an invitation to explore the intersection of imagination and reality, where each image serves as a window into a world of limitless potential.