Idil Dursun (Turkish, b. 1997), known as Jarvinart, is an architect and CGI artist who creates vast, detailed cyberpunk cityscapes.,Trained as an architect at Bilkent University, she builds her scenes in 3ds Max and Corona Renderer, then hand-paints over the renders in Photoshop.,Her cities depict societies suffering from overpopulation and resource scarcity, but she deliberately renders them in bright, pretty colors rather than pure bleakness.
She graduated from Bilkent University's architecture program in 2020 and began working that September as a CGI artist at the visualization studio ivaBOX.In March 2021 she released her debut artwork, Threshold, and joined the NFT community.On Foundation she curates a category called Architecture World.
Her work has been shown at The Crypt Gallery in the United States, the Dart Museum – Permanente di Milano in Italy, and FUTR World Abu Dhabi 2021.She has also been featured in the German science-fiction magazine Dark Matter Magazine and counts among the artists in the TIMEPieces collection.,
She collaborated with the photographer Drift on a piece for Time Magazine.In December 2023 she took part in Transient Labs' “Alterego”, a project in which nine artists released work anonymously during Miami Art Basel using custom Doppelgänger smart contracts. Her contributions, revealed only after the event, included Night Drive, Witness, and Learning to Fly.In December 2025 she was one of 25 guest artists in Jenni Pasanen's Advent Collaboration, a 24-day series of daily one-of-one artworks hosted by Kate Vass Galerie through Transient Labs.