Andy Newmerge Uses Reverse Perspective to Challenge Visual Certainty

Andy Newmerge, a digital artist working in 3D animation and reverse perspective, has developed a practice that questions how reality is organized through images. His work has been shown at NFT.NYC, CADAF Digital Art Fair, Disartive Art Fair, NUR Festival, and on screens in Times Square. Newmerge also works commercially as a CG generalist, producing 3D animation for businesses and e-commerce clients, managing the entire production chain from concept to post-production. A key inspiration is Andrei Rublev's painting Trinity, whose spatial construction introduced him to reverse perspective as a carrier of emotion and symbolism. Newmerge's most significant work is a 3D animation that treats reverse perspective as a psychological condition, creating environments that feel subtly wrong yet believable. The piece marked a turning point from experimenting with form to building a language around perception. His influences include relocation, changing environments, and cross-cultural experiences, which taught him that perception is relative. He plans to expand reverse perspective into larger immersive formats combining animation, installation, and spatial experience.