Italian 3D artist Erik Scotti is captivating audiences with his ongoing series of digital artworks titled “Clusters.”
These pieces feature everyday objects—such as pencils, erasers, and toy ducks—assembled into compact, floating formations that defy gravity and conventional logic.
At first glance, the compositions may appear chaotic, but a closer look reveals Scotti’s meticulous attention to detail and technical prowess in computer-generated art.
Textures like scuffed rubber, worn cardboard, and scratched wood are rendered with remarkable realism, creating a visual tension between the familiarity of the objects and their surreal arrangement.
The level of detail, refinement, and realism in the renderings is amazing. Take a look at the detail below.
See more of Scotti’s work on Instagram.
Images © Copyright Erik Scotti.
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