• Home
  • Art
  • Architecture
  • SUBMIT
  • PARTNERSHIP
  • COMMUNICATION
  • ABOUT
  • CONTACT
  • ITA
  • Home
  • Art
  • Architecture
  • SUBMIT
  • PARTNERSHIP
  • COMMUNICATION
  • ABOUT
  • CONTACT
  • ITA
scroll down for more
New media

Adam Martinakis’ digital universes

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Email
Reading Time: 1 minute

adam_martinakis_001

Adam Martinakis creates high detailed digital art using 3D software. He strongly believes that 3d art is the medium that will dominate the future, being a fast and expressive art tool.

adam_martinakis_002

Adam’s art is focused on universal feelings and situations, such as childhood or sadness and love, and it explores the physicality as a symbol of human presence. He is interested in everything that holds an exciting story as classical subjects that contain timeless morals.

adam_martinakis_003

The mystery of existence (and the absence of it) is his biggest inspiration, as well as, the human emotions and the relations that take place between them. Our connection and reference to the greater environment, the universe and beyond is also an intriguing subject for his investigation. The digital medium itself is a great source of inspiration for Adam.

adam_martinakis_004

Born in Lubań, Poland, Adam Martinakis moved to Athens and studied Interior Architecture, Decorative Arts and Industrial Design. Since the 2000, he has been working and experimenting on computer-generated visual media (3d digital image – animation, digital sculpture, digital video, new media).

adam_martinakis_006

Adam had been teaching digital arts and design, graphics, interior design and ceramic design in many art institutes. Member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts, he lives and works in Poland, Greece and the UK.

adam_martinakis_005

Images courtesy of Adam Martinakis

Discover: martinakis.com

Adam Martinakis digital digital art Greek art Polish art
  • Share This:
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Email
Related Posts
Screen Melancholy: Li Yi-Fan, 2026 © Li Yi-Fan. Courtesy of the artist and TFAM of Taiwan Collateral Event 2026
Screen Melancholy: Li Yi-Fan – Taiwan in Venice – Biennale Arte 2026
Nabatele: A Synagogue Over Venice, 2026 Image: © Anna Kamyshan
Nabatele in Venice – Biennale Arte 2026
Collateral Events to see in Venice – Biennale Arte 2026
National Pavilions to see in Venice – Biennale Arte 2026
the PhotoPhore

follow us

Search

Categories

  • Architecture
  • Art
  • Call for artists
  • Design
  • Editorials
  • Exhibitions
  • Illustration
  • Installation
  • Interviews
  • New media
  • Painting
  • Partnerships
  • Performance art
  • Photography
  • Sculpture
  • Submissions
  • Video art
Newsletter Subscription | the PhotoPhore

Latest Posts

Screen Melancholy: Li Yi-Fan, 2026 © Li Yi-Fan. Courtesy of the artist and TFAM of Taiwan Collateral Event 2026
Screen Melancholy: Li Yi-Fan – Taiwan in Venice – Biennale Arte 2026
Nabatele: A Synagogue Over Venice, 2026 Image: © Anna Kamyshan
Nabatele in Venice – Biennale Arte 2026
Collateral Events to see in Venice – Biennale Arte 2026
National Pavilions to see in Venice – Biennale Arte 2026
Hungry Eye Fair Amsterdam 2025
Microwave 2020 | 30 Oct - 15 Nov 2020 | Hong Kong
ADAF 2018
Unseen 2017 | the PhotoPhore partnership
ADAF 2017 | May 18-21, 2017

About us

The PhotoPhore is a platform about contemporary art, photography and architecture.

We curate high quality contents, dedicating our attention to projects characterized by a great visual impact and distinctive concepts.

Submit now!

If you are you an artist, architect, gallery or event organizer and would like to be featured on the PhotoPhore, feel free to submit it!
If you have an art review or an interview you would like to publish on the PhotoPhore, write us to contribute!

Follow us!

© the PhotoPhore 2026
  • CONTACT
  • ADVERTISE
  • RSS
  • English
  • Italiano
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok