Azadream

France

Azadream is a 3D artist based in Saint-Nazaire, France. He discovered the world of digital art in 2022 and quickly became passionate about creating dreamlike landscapes and fantastical environments. Through a practice that blends imagination with technical precision, he crafts digital worlds that explore the hidden beauty and emotional power of immersive spaces. His work, defined by a strong sense of detail and composition, draws inspiration from nature, futuristic architecture, and the world of video games. By merging organic elements with synthetic structures, he invites viewers to explore poetic and dizzying alternate realities.

Since his beginnings, his artworks have gained attention for their rich, atmospheric depth. Azadream also develops professional 3D asset packs to support the work of other digital artists. His surreal landscapes are available on Displate, where they reach an international audience. Through consistent practice and a growing community, Azadream is establishing himself as a rising voice in the contemporary 3D art scene.


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Tunnel

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“Tunnel,” captures a serene and mystical scene. The tranquil body of water, surrounded by high rock walls, creates a natural tunnel-like enclosure. At the far end, an elegant classical pavilion bathed in sunlight stands amidst lush greenery and autumnal trees.

This piece symbolizes a journey or passage to a place of tranquility and reflection, away from the outside world. It invites viewers to find peace and beauty in secluded, untouched natural settings, encouraging a moment of contemplation and serenity.

technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

00:35

year

2024

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