Zeva Fu (b. 1998) is a New York–based 3D artist and designer whose work explores the evolving possibilities of digital human forms across fashion, film and stage. With technical fluency in scanning, sculpting, VR, rigging, and other 3D practices, she creates immersive digital installations and video works.
Creative Vision
In her character-driven projects, Zeva focuses on sensing and capturing the unique temperament of each individual, crafting distinctive digital environments tailored to their personality and thematic essence. Her work is marked by a strong sense of personal style and narrative depth. Her video pieces reflect a keen sensitivity to both societal tensions and inner psychological landscapes, often spotlighting emotional and existential themes.
At the heart of her practice is the belief that “people are unrepeatable.” She emphasizes that digital art should be shaped by a subject’s singular identity and lived experience, not reduced to mere technical display or aesthetic layering. “Art should reveal the stories that shape a person,” she states, “and allow those stories to live on eternally in the digital realm.”
The future is an open sea—let us dive in, ignite our creativity, and create infinite possibilities.
Education
2017-2021
BFA Computer Arts
Central Academy of Fine Arts
• Dean’s Nomination Award for Outstanding Graduation Project
• Recipient of the Outstanding Graduate Scholarship
2022-2025
MFA Computer Arts
School of Visual Arts
• 2025 MFA Computer Arts Award