. You can also use the 3D design tools in Reality Composer to model your own objects. The most important part of this stage is the application of your curation skills – be sure to choose objects which tell the story you want to tell and which convey the theme of your exhibition, pulling on the references you gathered in Stage 02. 1 of 6 1 of 6 Prev / Next WS: Our visual references guided us here in terms of shape, colour, and composition. Looking at them, we also defined several categories of assets we needed: Minerals, Faunas, Floras, Planets and Technology. When we think about nature, we think about life, fauna and flora. We want to see jellyfish floating in the air as if they are dancing. The jellyfish is a fascinating and mysterious creature. It is one of the first organisms to have evolved on Earth. Its graceful movement, whose fluidity is like an aquatic dance, reveals a terrible passive weapon. This animal seemed to us to be the most suitable to represent the animal presence in our scene between the flying predator and its intriguing fascination. The vegetation depends on the climate in which we evolve, so we have imagined plants of large sizes, with striking colours... a kind of augmented vegetation. This allows us to immerse ourselves in a universe composed of familiar elements with a dreamlike appearance. The landscape is made up of rocks that make up the ground and floating stones to create a curious atmosphere, devoid of gravity or as if time had stood still.