Ilya Tselyutin

United States of America

IL-YA (Ilya Tselyutin) is a new media artist based in Los Angeles who explores human connection to nature through digital mediums. Combining classic 3D tools, generative art, and Artificial Intelligence, he creates our digital era's intricate patterns and rhythms.


Taking inspiration from everything surrounding us, IL-YA explores and redefines the boundaries of digital art, offering insights into our evolving connection with nature in the contemporary landscape. In his works, data and human emotions intersect in complex and profound ways, reflecting both the analytical and deeply personal dimensions of human experience.


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FRAILS 2 - Vertical

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"FRAILS" captures the fleeting beauty and profound interconnectedness of nature's trails—whether left by a leaf, a rock, or a branch—as they weave through the landscape, marking moments of existence before dissolving back into the cycle of renewal. This generative art series explores the transient yet enduring imprints all things leave behind.

Each artwork in "FRAILS" delves into the intricate patterns and textures of these natural trails, employing generative techniques to simulate the organic processes of growth, decay, and regeneration. Through algorithmic design and digital manipulation, the artist illuminates the subtle rhythms and harmonies inherent in nature's fleeting gestures.

technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

01:00

year

2024

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