Filip Hodas is a digital artist from Prague, Czech Republic. His work balances the line between reality and fiction through highly elaborate 3D renderings, exploring themes of pop culture, digital media, the internet, futurism, and consumerism, often with melancholic undertones. In 2015, he began a daily render project that lasted for over 400 days, helping him establish a substantial online following.

His artworks have garnered hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide and led to collaborations with numerous international brands, including Adidas, Apple, and Samsung, as well as artists like Jean-Michel Jarre and Anyma. Several of Filip's renderings have gone viral, appearing on the front pages of various websites and social networks, and have been featured in many art books and magazines. His works have been exhibited in galleries in Paris, at London's Tate Modern during an Instagram event, and in public spaces like Times Square and Oxford Street. In March 2023, his artwork "Never-ending Cycle" was part of an auction at Sotheby's.

Filip's most popular series, "Pop Culture Dystopia," envisions decaying pop culture icons in desolate post-apocalyptic worlds. In 2019, he created the series "Cartoon Fossils," depicting realistic skulls of beloved cartoon characters from his childhood. He later followed up with "Hypebeast Heritage" (2020), "Monumental Living" (2021-2022), and "Lost Data" (2023-2024).