Kotov Roman

Germany

Kotov Roman is a Berlin-based 3D artist and art director who likes to experiment with intricate interplay of light, color, and texture. His background includes working with architectural visualizations, graphic design, and 2D motion design. Having experience of working within different realms of art and design, he has mastered composition, animation, and visual development with the digital tools he uses to create his artworks.


Kotov has worked as a freelance artist since 2023 and has worked on projects for clients such as Google, Sony, Gucci and Microsoft.


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A series of experiments with liquids and particles, Flow is an exploration of beauty behind the natural movement of a flux combined with hyperreal digital imagery. Flows and liquids are present in the project in their various states — some of them are more airy and translucent, while other form almost solid shapes and surfaces that reveal their hybrid nature only when moving.


The color palette used in Flow is also diverse. From high-contrasting and vibrant tones of red and purple to delicate beige colors, they are revealed by the careful work with light. In the works, colors are inextricable from the flows of matter and energy captured by the camera, and their nuanced nature gives another dimension to the images.


The shapes encapsulated within the fluidity of Flow delicately balance between the organic and the artificial. Within this virtual environment, liquids assume unconventional forms that stretch the boundaries of possibility, yet they remain inspired by the familiar forms found in nature. In this delicate interplay between the artificial and the organic, Flow creates an immersive experience where the boundaries of reality and imagination intertwine.

technique

3d

format

landscape

duration

01:00

year

2024

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