Cyberpunk digital art by Kazuhiko Nakamura

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

Many contemporary artists are simply lost in the sea of digital art on the web these days. But the Japanese author Kazuhiko Nakamura this fate certainly does not threaten - it is simply impossible to pass by his strange robotic creatures and complex mechanisms and not notice them.

“Many 3D artists these days are turning to photorealism in 3D modeling,” says Kazuhiko Nakamura, also known as Almacan. - Naturally, this is also very interesting to me. Be that as it may, each artist endows the work with his own subjective ideas and feelings. I put my own vision of the topic into the image and I think that this makes my work special."

Where do ideas for creativity come from? The artist explains everything very simply: he often draws some kind of meaningless squiggles and squiggles in his small notebook, and later complex shapes and strange signs inspire him to create equally complex and strange images. The author uses many original images to create a picture, collecting his own puzzle from their fragments.

Kazuhiko Nakamura was born in 1961 in the Japanese city of Hyogo. In his youth, he was interested in the work of surrealist artists, as well as cyberpunk, and created drawings and sculptures himself. Nakamura became interested in 3D modeling about ten years ago, gradually moving from the simplest works to complex works with many details. Now the author works as a graphic designer in Tokyo, and devotes his free time to creativity. The artist exhibits his works in online galleries, so it was the Internet that brought him fame.