I started making 3D maps, models, and animations in 2011 as a hobby, and in 2018, I started working on short films, games, and VR/AR applications in a professional capacity. I currently work as a Lead 3D Artist for ORamaVR, in Geneva, Switzerland. My responsibility is to manage the direction of artistic production for 3D projects, as well as to make 3D assets, including models, PBR materials, animations, and rigs, for the development of VR medical training applications.
During my time with ORama VR, I worked as a 3D artist on several medical VR simulations, featuring surgical operations, medical machinery handling, and pediatric examinations. I worked in close collaboration with medical professionals to accurately represent the inner workings of the human body, as well as the many complex tasks surgeons and doctors perform on a daily basis. I also created ORama VR's 3D props and PBR materials library, for easy, in-engine level development. I became very competent at optimizing and standardizing 3D assets.
For my job in Diadrasis, I modeled, rigged, textured, and animated, many 3D characters for the VR/AR applications AR Polis and MuseLearn, designed for use in museums and archaeological sites. I researched the characters extensively in order to make them historically accurate, optimized them and set them up in Unity 3D.
I 3D modeled, rigged, animated, and rendered characters, props, and environments for the Unity-based, educational children’s game Oh My: Dragon, designed by Dimitris Psyllas, and supported by the international talent investor Demium.
I did the 3D modeling, animation, and rendering for the ad for the launch party of Fantasy Football Fest in August 13, 2021, in collaboration with the organizations Fantasy Football Scout, Fantasy Football Fix, and Fantasy Football Hub.
Modeled and rendered a 3D Environment for the stop-motion short film Man Wanted, written and produced by Irida Zhonga, and by the Animated Society, Magikon, Garantula Film, and Nuku Film. Assisted in the production of a children’s television stop-motion series by Joan Zhonga and wrote some scripts for it.