Kolja Tatic is a Yugoslavian architect who told MOCA that he utilizes 3D rendering programs to create these pictures, but I infer from his website that he uses many different programs when he works. He refers to himself as a painter and an author even when working with photos on the computer. His website has a heartfelt essay he wrote that both laments the slow growth of appreciation for computer-generated art and rejoices in the limitless abilities that "mastery over the graphics software" can give the artists of the world. http://koljat.tripod.com/
These are "ShadowHP" and "Blue Fog" from his current exhibit, "Glass City." Its primary theme to me is of loneliness and serenity. There are shadows and geometric shapes such as spheres in virtually every work.
His work is rerally well done... it draws upon the work of the first Surrealist painter, DeChirico... around 1912....
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