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Statement of fragments: Imagining art being a bridge, a connection between the spirit and the material, the living and the absent, the personal and the universal.
Exploring the unknown light and darkness in a supplementary coexistence that forms the event horizon of the creation. Composing scenes of the nonexistence, the echo of the living void, immersed in the metaphysics of perception.
Adam Arthouros Martinakis Biography: Born in Lubań, Poland in 1972, his mother is Polish and father Greek. Moved to Athens, Greece in 1982. Studied Interior Architecture, Decorative Arts and Industrial Design in Athens. Since the year 2000, has been working and experimenting on Computer-generated visual media
(3d digital image – animation, digital sculpture, digital video, new media). He had been teaching digital arts & design, graphics, interior design and ceramic design in many art institutes. Member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts. In cooperation with Wanda Print for selected commercial projects. He lives and works in Poland, Greece and the UK. via: martinakis.com
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Had been occupied in the field of Interior Design, Graphic Design, Ceramic Design and 3d visualisation,
as an artist and tutor, for 10 years. Since the year 2000, is working and experimenting on artistic Computer-generated visual media (3d digital image/rendering - animation, digital sculpture, digital video, new media).
In cooperation with Wanda Print for selected commercial projects. Member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts. Lives and works in Poland, Greece and the UK.
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Adam Martinakis is a digital artist and designer who has made a name for himself in the world of computer-generated visual media. Born in Lubań, Poland in 1972, he is of Polish and Greek descent and moved to Athens, Greece in 1982 to study Interior Architecture, Decorative Arts, and Industrial Design.
Since the year 2000, Adam has been working and experimenting on computer-generated visual media, including 3D digital image/rendering, animation, digital sculpture, digital video, and new media. He is a master of his craft, and his work is both captivating and thought-provoking.
Adam's digital art is not limited to just one medium, he explores and pushes the boundaries of what can be achieved with computer-generated visual media. His digital sculptures are a perfect example of this, as they are not only stunning to look at, but also challenge our perception of what is possible with digital art. His animation works are also noteworthy, as they seamlessly blend the worlds of art and technology to create mesmerizing and captivating stories.
As a teacher, Adam has imparted his knowledge and skills to many students over the years. He has taught digital arts and design, graphics, interior design, and ceramic design at various art institutes, and his students have gone on to achieve great success in their own right.
Adam is a member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts and is in cooperation with Wanda Print for selected commercial projects. He is highly respected in the industry and is known for his innovative and creative approach to digital art and design.
Adam currently lives and works in Poland, Greece, and the UK, and his work can be found in galleries and museums around the world. He is a true master of his craft and continues to push the boundaries of what can be achieved with computer-generated visual media. If you are a fan of digital art and design, then Adam Martinakis is an artist that you definitely need to check out.
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A parallel human existence in 3D renderings...
From the Artist:
“Our body is the only home that we really have, and the most expressive tool we’ve got. Even when we don’t use it, like when we sleep or just sit and think, we always imagine ourselves in our bodies. I use it as a symbol of human presence.”
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