Ever since I was a boy, I have worked with a variety of mediums to create my pictures, and I have been painting with pixels since 1989. Computer-generated art has continually intrigued me as it evolved into a unique art form. Just as realistic painting branched into impressionistic styles, photography has grown into computer-enhanced graphic art—going far beyond merely reproducing the beauty of our world to build entirely new landscapes outside our everyday experiences.
As a computer artist, I combine imagination, emotion, and technology to create works that serve as direct expressions of my thoughts. I consider it a sort of visual poetry, which I call "PIXALISM."
3D Print
- Over 20 years with CGI software (preceded by traditional methods, primarily airbrushing).
3D Design
- I first embraced the computer as a powerful tool for capturing true, realistic shadows. This foundational approach directly shapes the images and objects I create today.
Learn
3D designing is not always what people expect. Think of the software as a language: once you build a strong vocabulary, your creative work flows naturally. Whether a project succeeds instantly or crashes unexpectedly, the learning process never stops.