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Biography
Finn Berenbroek is a 3D Artist and Art Director with a background in Graphic Design based in The Netherlands. Finn collaborates with diverse brands from around the world. He is specialized in the fields of animation, design, and art. His work encompasses 3D animation and still design, visual concepts and art projects (NFTs and exhibitions).
Apart from working on commissioned projects, Finn creates art which is driven by exploring the boundaries of CGI. His work bends reality in a playful way, pushing the boundaries of balance and gravity to create digital sculptures that feel familiar yet do not appear to be of this world. Finn prefers a mix of organic and geometric objects, paired with great choices in tones and textures with an immersive level of detail, his compositions are colorful and captivating.
Contact
If you have project inquiries or collaborations you’d like to discuss, feel free to contact me.
studio@finnberenbroek.nl
Social
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NFT
Makersplace
Foundation
3D assets
Gumroad
Selected clients & brands
de Bijenkorf, Electronic Arts, Erasmus MC, Hogan, Intel, Keiko Sato, Koti Kobra, Intuit Mailchimp, Shelter Amsterdam, W Hotel
Selected exhibitions and highlights
Email is Dead - Design Museum - London, UK 2023
Genesthai - Paris, France 2023
Ninfa Labs - Milan, Italy 2023
SO/ Paris Hotel - Paris, France 2023
Huckletree Oxford Circus - London, UK 2023
NFT Paris, Grand Palais Éphémère, Paris France 2023
Dablin Table - Paris 2023
Hogan's Metaverse Fashion Week - Decentraland 2022
Hogan at Fashion week Milan - Milan, Italy 2022
Polyone Launch Event - Citadel of Erbil, Iraq 2022
Thomas Slinger - String and Tins, London 2022
Pullman Tour Eiffel - Paris 2021
Shelter Amsterdam - Amsterdam Dance Event 2018
Oerol Festival - Ter Schelling 2018
Dutch Film Festival - Utrecht 2018
Publications
New Society, Inaugural Bookzine, 2023
Computer Generated: A 3D Art Anthology, 2023
Education
Bachelor of Design in Graphic Design, HKU Academy of the Arts Utrecht, 2016
Graphic design, Grafisch Lyceum Utrecht, 2011