
Short Film — 2026
The Last Ice
When the last ice melts, an entire world disappears

MAC NEMA — ART DIRECTION & VISUAL ART

Short Film — 2026
When the last ice melts, an entire world disappears

Visual Art — 2026
Facing an iceberg, a polar bear bathes in a swimming pool: hyperrealism makes the paradox seem almost ordinary. Between artificial comfort and a fragile habitat, this scene questions how we tame nature while allowing its refuges to disappear.





Visual Art — 2026
Presented as part of CLUSTER London's AMALGAM exhibition, MAC NEMA's work explores the intersection of contemporary visual art, digital experimentation and surreal imagery.
Blending artistic direction, cinematic aesthetics and emerging creative technologies, the project challenges the boundaries between reality and imagination.
Exhibited in the heart of London's Spitalfields creative district, this presentation forms part of MAC NEMA's international artistic journey.





MAC NEMA is a French visual artist and creative director making hyperrealist, surreal images and experimental short films. Exhibited in London, Zurich and New York.
His work challenges the familiar codes of nature and perception, creating alternative worlds that are simultaneously fascinating, poetic and unsettling.
Each creation invites viewers to question what they think they know, where the impossible becomes believable and beauty sometimes reveals a more disturbing reality.
His work has been presented in international artistic contexts, including London, Zurich and New York.
MAKING THE IMPOSSIBLE BELIEVABLE.
What if the world were not exactly as we know it?
A polar bear wandering through a desert of sand. An animal with impossible colors. A face that defies anatomy. Nature transforming before our eyes.
Through these visions, MAC NEMA explores our relationship with living beings, identity, beauty and the fragility of our world.
Hyperrealism becomes a language. Surrealism becomes a way of questioning reality.
Beyond aesthetics, each image seeks to evoke emotion, provoke thought or inspire awareness.
The intention is not simply to depict the impossible, but to make it feel real enough to move us.
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