Paul Milinski is an Australian artist working in digital world building.

A former labourer from Melbourne who taught himself 3D at night, Milinski builds environments that cannot exist. Interiors, landscapes and spaces where nature and the man-made hold an impossible balance, rendered with the stillness of a place you feel you've been but never were.

His worlds have been commissioned by Hermès, Cartier, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Samsung. For Cartier's Australian Dreamscapes, his imagery covered the facade of the Sydney flagship across 510 square metres, his largest work to date. His limited editions are represented by LUMAS galleries worldwide, his debut digital collections sold out, and his work is studied in design curriculums internationally.

He has been profiled by Forbes, Vogue, AFR, Designboom and T Australia: The New York Times Style Magazine.