Mêdad Radmer was born in 1965. Parallel with his obligatory education in childhood He began painting
and studding art in private schools. After college he entered fine art university of Tehran, and shortly after
he moved to Europe and continued his study in Denmark.
Mêdad's exhibitions of his surreal paintings in the 80'es were a solid platform for his artistic debut.
A period of a pictorial study of his thought which flied between the meaningless and
meaningful. Most of his paintings had stories which often were described as surreal .
During the early 90'es when he was living in America, he became neorealist and since than he is
specializing in paintings of still life.
He developed a technique so the brightness of colors and sharpness of edges
enhances the purity and clearness of the subject which usually appears very simple.
Mêdad's paintings are not based on photography or actual models. At first the viewers believe in the
reality of the subject , but later will realize the truth which is often surreal. That is why his still life paintings
are not frozen moments or like snapshots. There is an on going struggle between reality and truth in his
art which can move perceptions and focus on unlimited possibilities. Exaggeration of size and forms, or
colors and lights and shadows in a digestible approach, is Mêdad's way of not compromising the reality
and keep the question open.
Today; Mêdad is living and working in Europe and USA , but mostly in Copenhagen.
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