Dmitri Aske is an artist from Moscow, Russia. Having a strong background in digital art, Aske has focused on creating material artworks: canvases, plywood reliefs, and murals. His plywood tile artworks were showcased at different exhibitions and were very well received by both art lovers, and Russian and international blogs. Dmitri's works are featured in the URBAN NATION 2018 exhibition, ‘UN-DERSTAND The Power of Art as a Social Architect’ […]
Dmitri Aske is an artist from Moscow, Russia. Having a strong background in digital art, Aske has focused on creating material artworks: canvases, plywood reliefs, and murals. His plywood tile artworks were showcased at different exhibitions and were very well received by both art lovers, and Russian and international blogs. Dmitri’s works are featured in the URBAN NATION 2018 exhibition, ‘UN-DERSTAND The Power of Art as a Social Architect’
Starting his artistic career at the turn of the millennium, Aske has evolved from being a talented graffiti writer to graphic designer, illustrator and an independent artist and towards the end of the century, he became one of a few Russian graffiti writers who tried to develop their art and push it beyond the established boundaries of graffiti. His style, hard work, commitment, and serious approach to work have all helped him stand out among other artists.
Aske is further developing his art paying more attention not only to the visual side of his works, but also to the ideas and concepts behind them, yet at the same time, has collaborated with renown brands, including Nike, Reebok, Sony PlayStation, Nokia and Stussy to name a few.
