Rami Meir

Meir created paintings in such styles ss realism, symbolism, and impressionism. The plots of some of his pictures are realistic, but set out by means of profound characters and symbols. That is the language Meir emoloyed to share with audience his great life experience and accumulated knowledge about the world including the role of human being in the entire Universe.[2]

Working in realistic a figurative style of painting he built up his own art language, which involved the use of a unique technique of 3-D strokes based on classic methods in combination with glazeglazing. The exclusive artist's feature of "golden stroke", with which each artwork by Meir begins, reflects his special relationship to the creative process. Drawing paintings the artist tended to saturate them with a range of bright colors, which both imparts a positive sense and fills his works with high philosophical meaning. All of this allows us to consider Meir as one of the most prominent figures in contemporary art in Russia and Israel.[3]

Jewish studies and culture are one of the remarkable themes in his artworks. With the help of historical records, old postcards, and photos he managed to explore the main industrial arts, everyday life, and traditional clothing of Mountain Jews from the Caucasus and South Caucasus regions and addressed all of that to his canvases, which formed a unique series of paintings called Mountain Jews.

The creativity of Meir is not intuitive, it's the expression of author's rich knowledge acquired after many years of: studying world religions, wisdoms of great thinkers and religious figures, exploring the laws of the Universe as well as the laws and principles of the existence of any form of life. Meir's artworks reflect the knowledge empowered with earth's energy to the globe.[4]

The innovative approach in Meir's art was hid use of the technique of ЗD strokes when making paintings, the result of being educated asb an engraver of artistic goods and jewellery.

Meir developed a unique technique of Golden strokes and introduced it into his creative painting process. This technique represented a sort of performance arte.[5]

The key secret about Meir's pictorial artworks is the way of "golden stroke" «founding" before he started writing each painting. The symbolism of the word "to found" perfectly captures the essence that the artist makes on canvas with first stroke. Rami Meir has created a system where the first brush on painting founds the content of the artwork being created in matter by the artist at that very moment, and fills it with living spirit. The main special thing of the technique is that the "golden stroke" must be founded by a female person on Rami Meir's canvas.[6]

Rami Meir had his own gallery at Grand Furniture mall. Rami Meir Art Studio offers a collection of artworks: more than 60 paintings, chased items, sculptures made of wood and marble. There are about 180 canvases in total.

The presentation of Hudo Kumek! Tiro Kumek! (God speed you! Torah speed you! ) music album as well as the exhibition of Rami Meir's paintings took place at Radisson Collection Hotel (Hotel Ukraina, Moscow) in 2019. The event was attended by Moscow's elite of Azerbaijani and Mountain Jewish ethnicities.[9] Nisu Nisuev[10] an artist and member of Moscow Union of Artists, thinks that Rami Meir is a very Multifarious person. A lot of his works have something in common with the style of first impressionists. The artist skillfully conveys his wealth of life experience into the language of fine art. His series of painting Mountain Jews is particularly impressive.[2]Ephraim Amiramov, a singer, mentioned: Rami is a man of great talent. He is a poet, singer and artist. I'm inspired by everything he creates.[11] Garri Kanaev,[12] a music maker, stated: All what we saw and listened to performed by our friend Rami Meir at Hotel Ukraina in Moscow is a real feast of creative work.[11]

On the goals of his creativity, Meir said, "I want to embellish the lives of others, to give them the light. I don't only mean the top layer of joy and impression out of nice image and well-done job, the main goal is very integral: to reflect how wonderful the world around us, how heavenly everything around us. It happens when a person comes up to the painting and sees that it lights up with a kind of internal warmth, which is put into the canvas by the artist. The energy of painting is the energy of artist. It makes you smile and feel the excitement of joy, it brings positive thoughts to your mind".[13]