Ari Meier

Art and I met a couple of years after I left the womb. The art at this time was mostly Santa Clauses, weather maps, churches and the occasional service station. As I grew into my double digits, I became passionate with city skylines, car design, then later architecture and city planning. I created a world of planned cities, with proto-live/work/play communities and car designs that begged GM and Ford to consider my designs for their future cars. Art ran concurrent to my equally intense passion for creating music and arranging words, still I was able to start painting a few years later. The fe...

Art and I met a couple of years after I left the womb. The art at this time was mostly Santa Clauses, weather maps, churches and the occasional service station. As I grew into my double digits, I became passionate with city skylines, car design, then later architecture and city planning. I created a world of planned cities, with proto-live/work/play communities and car designs that begged GM and Ford to consider my designs for their future cars. Art ran concurrent to my equally intense passion for creating music and arranging words, still I was able to start painting a few years later. The female form and eroticism was (mostly today as well) my main subject matter. Surrealism and abstraction were the vehicles to express myself as I’d abandoned realism at a very young age.