Filip Hodas Explores Dystopian World Of Pop-Culture Icons

A weathered yellow rectangular character with large blue eyes stands beneath a graffiti-covered overpass.

Filip Hodas is a freelance 3D artist from Prague, Czech Republic.

Among his works Pop culture, dystopia is the series of illustrations that will definitely capture your attention. The designs show a transposition of a disastrous reality, a sort of parallel world. The subjects are pop-culture icons, as defines them the artist, they are taken prevalent from cartoons, video games, or films. Since 2015, Hodas is sharing with the public creative works on his Behance profile. Being an endless source of inspiration, Hodas is working with programs like World Machine, Cinema 4D, and Octane. Thanks to his works we have traveled constantly through mysterious, tremendous, and exceptionally dreamlike spots.

A moss-covered robot head with round eyes rests among trees beside still forest water.
A large yellow spherical form with an open wedge sits covered in graffiti in a grassy landscape.
A giant weathered white helmet with dark eye openings stands amid dense vines and ferns.
A decaying round-eared cartoon head towers beside a narrow wooden walkway and reflective water.
Red domed structures with large pale circles rise from water beside a dock and glowing question-mark cube.

All images: Filip Hodas

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