Noealz

South Korea

Noe Alonzo (Noealz) is a digital artist and photographer based in Seoul, South Korea. He has been taking photographs as a child, and started taking photos with disposable cameras until he was old enough to afford a proper camera. He was an elementary school teacher for 14 years in the daytime while spending his evenings out photographing and editing his images. While he mostly focuses on photographing in the rain and snow at night, he also enjoys infrared photography during the daytime. His goal is to photograph the major cities around the world and visit the people who appreciate and collect his works.

Noe creates surreal digital artworks through photographic means. His stunning pieces have been exhibited in various art shows, galleries, and National Museums; his content frequently appears in print and on-air media outlets. Today, he is best known for his neon-noir, infrared, and anime-style photography.


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Akihabara Reloaded

One of the leading inspirations for my work is cyberpunk movies such as Bladerunner or Akira, and TV shows such as Altered Carbon. I took this photograph in Akihabara Electric Town in Tokyo, Japan. I felt an overwhelming sense of wonder and awe my first time visiting there, so I wanted to recreate that feeling of a futuristic overload while creating 'Akihabara Overload.'

I'd like to thank a few people for allowing me to use their artworks in my creation, these people permitted me to use their arts and the vision I was striving for would not be complete without them.

twitter.com/greyradian allowed me to use her On1 Force artwork.

twitter.com/NoruPixels let me use her Baby Pepe pixel art.

twitter.com/aldivvxiv allowed me to use the girl anime.

twitter.com/PepeCloverNFT allowed me to use the DBZ animation.

twitter.com/andreatapioca let me use her uwu crew.

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year

2022

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