There's both reality and mystery in rendered art. Scenes may be photo-realistic, the 3d effect caused by the simulation of light and shadow, which the computer is adept at simulating. Sometimes 3d artists think of themselves as sculpturers, as players in geometry. Some work abstractly, others realistically. Perhaps the best 3d art explores the half-life between the real and the unreal.

Artists listed in alphabetical order.

Martinakis Adam
3D Architectural/Surreal

Chaim Ash
Small sculptures: A Pillar of Salt

Serdar Camlica
3d Fiction

Thomas Demuth
The Economy of Polygons

Rob Hassan
Graphixrob

Fernando Hocevar
Landscapes under the Hidden Moon

Yuri Kabishcher
3D/Surreal

Gerhard Katterbauer
People and Places

Christian Kokai-Kun
Where Robots Were

Tibor Kovacs-egri
Landfalls

Jawek Kwakman
3D: Radical Romantic

Danilo Lejardi
3D Surreal

Joel F. Mariano
3D Abstractions

Robert W. McGregor
On the Surreal Side

Vladimir Rankovic
Reproductions of Nonexistent Paintings

Kees Roobol
Realism: Country Scenes

Amichai Shavit
Geometric Abstracts

Kolja Tatic
Glass City

Gilles Tran
Oyonale: 3D