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WHen it comes to computer generated 3D art, Ian Cheng, the recent speaker in Carnegie Mellon University comes up to mind. Ian Cheng focuses on making ‘simulations’, where artificial intelligence and instructions and given to the computer. These instructions and tasks are performed by characters that are given physical body through 3D generative graphic arts. I personally find Ian Cheng’s works with 3D graphics interesting as he creates another reality that we, as humans, can comprehend are made up, yet still eerily realistic. 3D graphic computers allow a whole new world to exist upon the reality we currently live in. You may find more examples of Ian Cheng’s works here.