Jessica Avarello

Germany

Jessica Avarello is a 3D artist from Germany with Italian and Lithuanian heritage, known for her immersive and surreal digital landscapes that explore themes of dreams, spirituality, and self-discovery. Drawing inspiration from her lucid dreaming experiences, she uses 3D modeling, animation, and visualization techniques to bring her visions and emotions to life, creating otherworldly environments that bridge the gap between the spiritual and the digital. With a background in Virtual Design from the University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern, Jessica’s work often blends her subconscious explorations with intricate compositions filled with light, texture, and depth, primarily using software like Cinema 4D and Redshift.

Her art has been showcased in several prestigious exhibitions worldwide, beginning with her debut at House of Fine Art (HOFA) in London in 2021. Since then, Jessica has participated in numerous group exhibitions across cities like London, Berlin, New York, Milan, Rome, Toronto, and Lisbon. In addition, her work was prominently featured on the Piccadilly Lights in London during Pride 2022. She has also showcased her art in immersive 360° galleries such as 'Art In Space' in Dubai, where she exhibited in multiple group shows. In December 2023, she was interviewed live on German TV, presenting her work to a broad audience on the show ‘SWR Landesschau’.


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Into The Abyss

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"Into the Abyss" is a 3D surreal artwork that evokes a deep, introspective aura. A figure is seen endlessly falling into a vast ocean of emotion—descending through layer upon layer of dark, fluid realms. Each fall leads to yet another sea, creating a hypnotic, infinite loop of surrender and solitude. The color palette, rich in deep blues and purples, adds a sense of mystery and melancholy, enveloping the viewer in a dreamlike descent into the subconscious.
technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

00:59

year

2025

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