Cyber Chrome

Man in a futuristic suit rides on the back of a pterodactyl.

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Explore some of the ground breaking work that inspires many artists of our time.

So, What the Heck is Retro Futurism?

So, what is Retrofuturism? Simply put, it was a 60s futurism movement that looked at how the imagined future would have looked like for people during and prior to the 1960s (think of it as us looking at people from the past, who are looking back at us, who are from the future, or our present moment).This idea was illustrated through many different mediums such as television, movies, literature, architecture, and more classical forms of art such as drawing.

A female robot stands on one foot, with one hand one her hip and the other pointing up to the sky.

Titans of Futurism

Futurism was an Italian art movement of the early 20th century, which aimed to capture the dynamism and energy of the modern world in art. Futurists were well versed in the latest developments in science and philosophy and particularly fascinated with aviation and cinematography.

A rugged and snowy landscape with floating glass spheres orbitting around in the sky.

Digitally Rendered Landscapes that are Out of this World

As we entered lockdown in 2020 when venturing out was almost impossible and as a result of not being able to go out and shoot landscapes, we started this series and attempted to create soothing visuals that evoke a sense of quietness and stillness, also to cope with the uncertainty of 2020.

Two glass hands reaching out to each other against a blue background.

Are Glass Figures are the New Marble Statues?

In Ines Alpha’s world, everyday faces turn into futuristic landscapes. Through a mere swipe, the face filters imagined by the self-styled ‘3D makeup artist’ zaps us into a fantastical future, one where quivering, translucent fins sprout out of cheekbones, and curling lines of liquid metal sketch looping patterns on bare skin.

A ceiling and chandelier made up of emeralds.

All of your Interior Design Needs

Emerald green is favored by designers and home dwellers alike, not only because of its versatility and ability to complement many colors, designs, and decor, but also because the color can create a home that’s simultaneously warm, soothing, and inviting.