About

Max Razdow is an artist, writer, teacher, and curator whose work moves between painting, speculative fiction, and experimental forms of publishing and curation. His paintings draw on mythology, technology, mysticism, and landscape, often treating images as parts of a larger symbolic world. Across media, he is interested in transformation, cybernetics and artificial intelligence, systems of belief, and the unstable boundary between the human and the nonhuman. Razdow’s drawing practice operates as both an independent body of work and a generative space where figures, symbols, narratives, and visual systems first begin to take form. Razdow’s writing includes fiction, essays, fictional scholarship, and art theory, frequently extending the questions and worlds that appear in his visual work. As a teacher and curator, he approaches art as a collaborative form of inquiry: a way to connect ideas, create new contexts, and make unfamiliar ways of thinking perceptible. Max Razdow lives and works near Boston, MA. maxrazdow at gmail dot com