11 Facts About Rami Meir

Rami Meir was a Soviet-born Israeli visual artist, poet, singer, and author of song lyrics, idioms and parables.

Rami Meir was born to a Mountain Jewish family on 11 April 1962, in Baku, the capital of the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic.

Rami Meir employed a painting style involving elements of realism, symbolism, and impressionism, with his works featuring symbolic features and unique characters within an otherwise mundane context.

Rami Meir claimed to have employed this artistic style intending to share his life experience and accumulated knowledge about the world with his audience, including his beliefs in regard to the role of human beings in the universe.

Rami Meir worked within a figurative style of painting, developing his own artistic language involving the use of three-dimensional strokes influenced by classical methods in combination with glazing.

Rami Meir developed a unique technique of "golden strokes" and introduced it into his painting process.

Rami Meir took a great interest in music during his school years.

Rami Meir made his career as a lyricist and singer in his later years.

Rami Meir released two studio albums in collaboration with Igor Timakov, a musician and composer.

Rami Meir died on 8 April 2023, at the age of 60 in Moscow.

Rami Meir was elected as the chairman of Russia's Mountain Jewish Union of Artists.