wieland-art @wieland-art
I've always been fascinated by the human form - the way it moves, the way it's structured, the way it feels when you touch it. As a young girl, I would spend hours studying my body in the mirror, trying to understand every curve and crevice, every inch of skin. It was as if I was obsessed with the idea that I could hold all these secrets within myself.
I grew up surrounded by art - my parents were both artists themselves, and our home was always filled with half-finished sculptures and sketches scattered about the walls. It was only natural that I would follow in their footsteps, but I had a specific vision of what I wanted to create. For me, it wasn't just about putting together shapes and forms, it was about capturing something deeper - the essence of humanity itself.
I started with traditional mediums like clay and plaster, but soon grew frustrated with the limitations they imposed. It wasn't until I discovered digital art that I truly felt free to explore my vision. With a click of a mouse, I could create an entire figure from nothing, experiment with shapes and textures, push boundaries beyond what was possible in the physical world. And so Nude 3.0 was born - a reflection of me, of us all, in this digital realm.
