Aleks NIKOLAÏT
Art director and multidisciplinary artist - Paris
As an art director and multidisciplinary artist based in Paris, I combine digital experimentation and video to create visual narratives, at the intersection of fashion, technology, and contemporary culture. My works explores the friction between concepts to create surreal and raw art.
· Short films from my life
· Some books I made
· A little-bit of my creative space
· Playing with visuals on textiles
· Thesis: Graphic Design & Open-Source
· My c.v to know about my journey
Contact me : aleks.nikolait[@]gmail.com
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After a DNMADE in Graphic Design at Duperré, specializing in Image & Visual Identity, followed by a Master's degree in Digital Art Direction at Campus Fonderie de l'Image, I refined my approach to design, combining experimentation and digital innovation.
My time at Duperré opened me up to a more conceptual vision of graphic design, while my work-study placement at No Name gave me the rigor and exacting standards of the professional world.
My approach is based on exploring the limits of graphic design by integrating digital and open-source tools. I seek to deconstruct established visual codes to create interactive and immersive experiences.
Inspired by Surrealism and Brutalism, I align with Marcel Duchamp’s philosophy: “The concept prevails over the visual.”To me, every project must first tell a story before being merely aesthetic.
My influences range from studios like Studio Golgotha, Wwwesh Studio, Périmètre Studio (Paris), Selam X (Berlin), and Studio Temp (Italy), to artists like Virgil Abloh, Takashi Murakami, Mahfuz Sultan, and Frédéric Teschner. Music also plays a key role in my creative process, shaping my sense of rhythm and composition.
Always on the lookout for new forms of expression, I see design as a space for constant experimentation, where each project is an opportunity to push back the boundaries of digital and visual identity.