Laura Alonso

Argentina

Laura Alonso is a Mexican 3D artist, photographer, and AI collaborator based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her art is best known for her dreamlike, aesthetically pleasing and ethereal scenes. A mix of the real and the surreal, she creates visual compositions that evoke a profound sense of peace and wonder.


Drawing inspiration from the sky, sunsets, nature as well as the soothing melodies of lofi and classical music, Laura constructs an ethereal visual language that transports viewers to tranquil realms of harmony, calmness, and positivity.  With her delicate touch and a signature palette inspired by the enchanting hues of the pink hour, Laura's work captivates the senses and exudes beauty, intrigue, and a touch of magic where the mind finds solace and the heart discovers serenity. 


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Geometric Symphony

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The Universe we live in is full of synchronistic geometry, ranging from tiny molecules to entire galaxies. "Geometric symphony" represents how everything that exists is perfectly orchestrated and harmoniously designed.

Geometric patterns exist all around us, creating the fundamental structure and templates of life in the Universe. The patterns can be broken down into a language of mathematics that rules the entirety of our visible and invisible world. The synchronistic way in which things are organized in the Universe show us how connected everything is and we are an integral part of it, a piece of a bigger puzzle, a result of divine orchestration.


Software used: Blender, Adobe Photoshop

technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

01:08

year

2022

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