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RAMI is a visual artist who explores light and darkness and the ways in which life unfolds between them, primarily working with mother-of-pearl and silver leaf. Through these materials, RAMI explores the various meanings symbolized by light, including hope, love, life, healing, and the journey of existence. In 2026, RAMI participated in the Unknown Vibe Art Fair in Seoul, South Korea, and continues to develop a body of work centered on light, change, and the human experience.
About the artist
My work begins with the idea of light—something we discover, lose, and eventually seek again throughout our lives. For me, light is more than brightness; it represents hope, love, dreams, life, and the forces that keep us moving forward. Darkness, in contrast, represents moments of loss and emptiness, yet I do not see light and darkness as separate or opposing forces. Instead, they reveal and define one another.
I primarily work with mother-of-pearl and silver leaf, materials that do not emit light themselves but continuously change depending on the surrounding light and the viewer’s position. Their shifting appearance reflects my understanding of life and relationships as fluid rather than fixed. Through the interplay of light, material, and perspective, I explore the ways we move through darkness, rediscover what gives our lives meaning, and continue forward in search of our own light.
