AME.DGD. ART (*1995) lives and works as a multidisciplinary artist in Berlin. The artist’s works invite viewers to make the invisible visible: emotions, relationships, and the role of the individual in modern spaces, mostly taking space in Berlin. Using bold, high-contrast palettes and expressive, abstracted figures, AME is bringing life to stories of everyday moments and introspection. AME is exploring the intersection of color, form, and emotion. The psychological impact of the chosen combinations creates a dialogue between the art and the viewer’s internal world. This central topic aligns with the artist’s background as a doctor in the psychiatric field. From dynamic pianists to contemplative figures and surreal portraits, the creations are characterized by movement, energy, and a deep passion for experimenting with shapes and spaces.
Biography
AME DGD ART is a Berlin-based selftaught artist and psychiatrist specializing in expressive, high-contrast works that explore human emotion and identity. In addition to their artistic practice, they founded Studio Unbekannt and curate for regional platforms including BAAM Berlin and HAAM Hamburg.
Key Career Milestones & Major Highlights:
First Solo Exhibition (2026): Celebrated a major career milestone with their first solo show at LOLA Pizzaiola in Berlin-Winsviertel.
Institutional & Foundation Shows (2025/2022):
Selected for high-profile group exhibitions, including the prestigious Winterausstellung at Stiftung Starke (Löwenpalais) and Galerie Pankow (“Der Mythos ist hin”).
Major Art Market Platforms (2022–Present):
A staple fixture at the Berlin Affordable Art Market (BAAM) across iconic venues like Monopol, Arena Berlin, and Kühlhaus, as well as the Hamburg Affordable Art Market (HAAM) at Kraftwerk Bille.
Curatorial Leadership (2024–Present):
Established a strong curatorial voice at ErsterErster Projektraum with well-received thematic exhibitions like What We See, Flora Mechanica, and Knospen & Beton, and currently co-curating the Inner and Outer Worlds initiative at The Hoxton Charlottenburg in collaboration with Studio Unbekannt. Co-Curation of BAAM and HAAM since 2026.