A conversation with RedruM
RedruM (b.1993) is a digital artist based in Italy, working primarily with artificial intelligence and digital post-production to craft emotionally charged, visually fragmented compositions.
After years spent as a criminal lawyer, he turned to art as a radical shift, a response to the need for a different form of truth-seeking: one that lives in complexity, multiplicity, and emotional resonance rather than argument or logic.
His work explores surreal, paradoxical worlds inhabited by distorted beings and symbolic forms, figures that may initially unsettle, yet gradually reveal emotional depth and unexpected familiarity. The use of red recurs as a disruptive presence, a trace of tension, vitality, or rupture, threading through otherwise muted, dreamlike palettes.
Drawing inspiration from mythology, film, literature, and everyday life, RedruM’s images are rooted in narrative, inviting viewers into suspended spaces where reality is fragmented and reimagined.
For RedruM, art is a universal language, a way to shape memory, distort perception, and express what cannot be said with words alone.
A conversation with RedruM
RedruM (b.1993) is a digital artist based in Italy, working primarily with artificial intelligence and digital post-production to craft emotionally charged, visually fragmented compositions.
After years spent as a criminal lawyer, he turned to art as a radical shift, a response to the need for a different form of truth-seeking: one that lives in complexity, multiplicity, and emotional resonance rather than argument or logic.
His work explores surreal, paradoxical worlds inhabited by distorted beings and symbolic forms, figures that may initially unsettle, yet gradually reveal emotional depth and unexpected familiarity. The use of red recurs as a disruptive presence, a trace of tension, vitality, or rupture, threading through otherwise muted, dreamlike palettes.
Drawing inspiration from mythology, film, literature, and everyday life, RedruM’s images are rooted in narrative, inviting viewers into suspended spaces where reality is fragmented and reimagined.
For RedruM, art is a universal language, a way to shape memory, distort perception, and express what cannot be said with words alone.
