Born in Paris (1989), Kim Kheradmandi is a British Iranian artist working in visual art and design.

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Raised in Ipswich, England, and currently based in Berlin, he uses diverse techniques, such as digital design, painting, collage, illustration and writing.

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Whilst not necessarily approaching his work from an intentionally conceptual angle, Kim's art often blurs the line between surface aesthetics and introspective/external thought.

 

Kim's work is ultimately an outlet to document and filter his existence into a visual language, although, language itself and the use of words also play a significant role.

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In a broad sense, anything can serve as a source of inspiration, whether it's visual, sensory, or audio. Some more specific examples are music, the man-made and natural elements of the city, the markings left by the many people who have passed through the space, and the influence of artificial light.