3D/CGI Digital Artist I Visual Communication I Photographer
Art, Media, and Technology (BFA), 2024
He/him
Language Spoken: English, French, Russian, Kazakh
Skills: Communication Design, Film & Video Production, Media and Technology, Art & Design
Demir Ramazanov (b. 2001 Bad Homburg, Germany) is a Paris-based Kazakh visual artist and designer who explores the dynamic interplay between nature and human influence. Ramazanov’s creative expression spans various mediums including, 3D rendering, CGI motion, graphic design, and photography. Within his practice, Ramazanov creates speculative worlds and environments blending his interests in sculpture and fashion, depicting anthrodecentric ethereal landscapes of a post-apocalyptic nature where destruction and decay coexist with new forms of life. Ramazanov’s art invites viewers to reflect on the profound changes humanity is experiencing as we enter the digital era, prompting us to reevaluate our relationship with the environment and the delicate balance of existence itself.
I saw flowers growing from a chair
Art, Media, and Technology (BFA), 2024
I saw flowers growing from a chair examines the ongoing creative output in art and design, delving into functional and decorative sculptural furniture concepts. It responds to the Anthropocene era’s impact on our planet, exploring themes of time, space, fossilization, and decay. Emphasizing impermanence in design, it envisions objects merging with environments, fossilizing, and adapting to their surroundings. Set in digitally manipulated earth-like landscapes, these sculptures exist within a time-dependent framework, their impermanence tied to the trajectory of future human activities.