Lena Charobay

United Kingdom

Lena Charobay is a London-based 3D digital artist whose work is a symbiotic fusion of technology and the natural world. She delves into the experimentation of graphic software and tactile craftsmanship, taking inspiration from a diverse range of topics from fashion to micro-organisms, that explore new textures and life forms. In her work, she aims to raise awareness of environmental issues and inspire conservation action.


Lena's work has been exhibited renowned festivals and fairs such as MUTEK Argentina, Art Dubai Digital, Softer London, and with the Generative Gallery in Moscow.


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Occulta Muscas

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Occulta Muscas


I had a thought about researching tiny organisms that live on every surface in the surroundings and at the same time are not visible to us. It is very rare when we notice them, usually in moments of silence. They are like volantes muscas that you see staring at the blue sky on a sunny day. For me, it feels like these small bodies are something invisible from our attention, while that is actually an interesting direction for the new aesthetics. It is underlining the modern rhythms and shows how little we know about the life around us and do not even try to research more about them. It’s the motivation for new artists to work with science now.


Sound: @danilzachary

technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

00:59

year

2022

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