smeccea

Canada

smeccea is a 3D artist based in Vancouver, creating dreamy digital worlds where nature and fantasy quietly intertwine. Their work blends soft landscapes, lush floral environments, and surreal elements into immersive visual compositions that invite calm, curiosity, and a sense of gentle wonder.

Defined by an exceptional level of execution and ethereal aesthetics, smeccea’s visuals function as true escapist spaces, drawing the viewer into moments of beauty and serenity. A recurring motif appears across many works: rotating mirrors nestled within abundant beds of flowers. Striking through their vivid colors and meticulous detail, this surreal image carries a deeper conceptual layer, exploring an impossible condition of perception in the physical world: seeing without being seen. Through subtle variations in color palettes, vegetation, movement, and the scale or shape of the mirrors, each work develops its own personality, gently shifting the emotional resonance while continuing a broader meditation on selfhood, presence, and perception.


florals in spring

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In this series, mirrors rotate endlessly, without explanation or purpose, suspended in lush environments. As they face the viewer, they reveal our absence from the work, a surreal impossibility allowed only by the 3D medium. Attention settles on the sky, the environment, the warm flashes of sunlight. Through continuous, unmotivated motion, this series establishes a calm, meditative space. The invitation is simple: be present in this moment of beauty.

technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

00:59

year

2025

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