Alexandre Tamisier

France

Alexandre Tamisier is a motion designer and 3D artist from Clermont-Ferrand, France. After earning a professional degree in graphic design, he immersed himself in the world of digital art, quickly specializing in 3D design. With a strong focus on mastering industry-leading software such as Houdini and Redshift, Alexandre has honed his skills in modeling, animation, and simulations. Houdini enables him to create intricate digital landscapes and dynamic animations, while Redshift helps him finalize and render his stunning visual compositions. His work reflects a deep understanding of both the technical and creative aspects of 3D art.

Alexandre’s work has been showcased at universities in the United States (Baltimore, New York), in his hometown in France, and in commercial stores in Hong Kong. His artistic universe is heavily influenced by his love for science-fiction imagery, which inspires him to craft scenes of lost civilizations, untamed nature, and alien worlds. This sci-fi fascination is intertwined with his interest in the natural world, particularly the evolution of plant and animal species. The work of pioneers such as Ernst Haeckel, along with artists like Sara Masuger, Ivan Seal, and The Caretaker, provides an endless source of inspiration for his evocative digital art.


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Alexander’s artistic world echoes his passion for the fictional science visuals that fascinate him and inspire scenes of lost civilizations, delusional natures and alien planets. This first inspiration joins his fascination for nature in general, especially for the living world.
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10:00

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