Nature morte

Still life paintings typically showcase inanimate objects "nature morte in French", distinguishing themselves from genres like portraiture or landscape painting. Among the common objects depicted are fruits, flowers, vessels, utensils, books, and various everyday items. In addition to their visual representation, certain still life paintings incorporate symbolic elements. For instance, specific fruits or flowers may hold symbolic meanings, and the deliberate arrangement of objects can communicate messages or narratives within the artwork.

In my role as a 3D artist, I directed my attention toward the nuanced exploration of lighting and composition within the realm of still life scenes. Delving into the intricate interplay of light and shadow, I sought to create captivating visual narratives through the thoughtful arrangement and balance of inanimate objects. By leveraging my skills in three-dimensional rendering, I aimed to breathe life into these scenes, carefully manipulating elements to achieve a harmonious and visually engaging result. The challenge of orchestrating the lighting dynamics and crafting the overall composition became a fascinating endeavor, allowing me to contribute a unique perspective to the art of still life representation within the realm of 3D artistry.

Artistic inspiration:
Sarah Miriam Peale
Daisy Linda Ward
Jan Davidz de Heem
Constantin Stahi