Artist of the Week: Bruno Kenzo

// March 3rd, 2010 // 1 Comment » // Technology

Bruno Kenzo is a seventeen-year-old Brazilian with artistic sensibility well beyond his years. Stemming from an artistic community whose influence has no creative limit, Kenzo’s art has grown to display a remarkable sense of perspective, color and detail. “Designer’s Room,” shown below, is testament to this. The room has such a true-to-life character that one almost feels inclined to reach out and grab a drink.

A master of his craft, Kenzo renders his models in Cinema 4D and brings them to life, at which time his meticulous attention to detail truly shines, in Photoshop. But not all of his work is 3D rendered. Kenzo also displays exceptional talent in the area of abstract design.

One of his pieces, you might have noticed, embraces a mantra professing two simple words: “FUNK IT.” Mind you, there’s nothing wrong with being funky. But we encourage Kenzo to instead – wait for it – flux it. For a more in depth look at the work of Bruno Kenzo, check out his deviantART page. At only seventeen years old, this digital prodigee is no doubt just getting warmed up.

Bruno Kenzo

uooow man, really thanks for the feature! =)

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Just keep running, like the little girl from Forrest Gump said. Maybe I can hide up there in the chicken coop. But the air – it’s so thick; and if I just had a moment’s breathe. And as you start to slow by the bridge, you hear the sound of the giant footsteps return. Panicked, you realize that you have no option but to jump. You take the plunge; but the giant follows. It’s a highway duel, and now, your only option is a dangerous one. You take the high road; and from that point on it was all adrenaline. And space was removed from time until the chase became a vacuum of thought and sound. Will the giant make his move, running away in laughter? Click to watch the animated short "Mac ‘n’ Cheese," directed and created by four students at the Utcretch School of Arts in the Netherlands.