Rasim Bayramov Email  Instagram   Resume They find comfort in the discovery of the unknown. Inviting others to connect with it through rituals, their work uses the human body as an interface for a link. A link that goes through bodies of nature, objects of use, everyday experiences, technology and memory. An ever changing scale that carries weights of culture, social structures, gender and post-colonial reality, balanced at times with collectivity and participation. The manifestation of these ideas find themselves in websites, installations, print, videos, performances and sculptures. Rasim Bayramov is a designer and artist interested in unfolding of objects, humans, technologies and their invisible links through websites, sculptures, print and more Switch to Interaction Design portfolio
Yeju Choi Objects + Methods
Print, Poster, Identity2025
Oxumağı sevmək
Print, Publication, Series2024
David Zwirner Books
Print, Ephemera2024
Concurrent Vol. 1
Publication, Print2024
Connecting the
Publication, Print, Series2024
Multi Factor Authentication
Publication, Print2024
Posters for ICA 2024-25
Identity, Print, Poster2024
2024 VCUArts MFA Thesis Exhibition Identity
Identity, Print, Website2024
Lovetoread
Type Design2024
Collective Interface
Print, Website2024
what i found under the tree
Installation, Website2023
three windows: say hi.
Site Intervention, Installation, Website, Participatory2024
Polyphonic Shimmering
Print, Website, Publication2024
phoneSketches
Website, Mobile, Interactive2023-2024
a song i sang to the lake
Performance, Print, Publication2024
two cups and a secret
Performance, Cups, Participatory2024
as we speak
Sound, Website, Participatory2024
Loving or leaving a ship
Website2023
Don't Hold The Ladder Horizontally
Print, Anthology, Publication2024
Undergraduate Juried Exhibition Identity
Identity, Print, Poster2023
Draw Four Exhibition Identity
Identity, Print2023
Pointing Waltz
Performance, Video2023
Poster for Sara Bouchard "Forest for the Trees"
Identity, Print2023
To be of whole
Installation, AR2023
Last updated on 16 January 2025
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